Reviews If only Obliterated suffered the fate its title suggests Netflix’s action-comedy is deadly short on both.
Reviews Napoleon lacks the complexity to explore love or war Ridley Scott’s surprisingly hollow biopic of the French military commander falters as a character piece and comes shy of victory as an epic.
Reviews An unlikely friendship takes a dark turn in Eileen Thomasin McKenzie & Anne Hathaway burn up the screen in William Oldroyd’s unsettling thriller.
Reviews Slow Horses Season 3 takes off on more of a trot The AppleTV+ spy series retains its humor but gives viewers its most tightly plotted effort yet.
Reviews Wish for something less lazy from Disney Kids deserve better than yet another dull, going-through-the-motions misfire.
Recap Doctor Who reverses the show’s downward polarity with The Star Beast Russell T. Davies, David Tennant, and Catherine Tate do a hard reset on the beloved sci-fi show, taking it back to basics and resolving the show's own metacrisis.
Reviews Before Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving, there was Blood Rage Serve up this bizarre, oddly funny 80s slasher as part of your holiday entertainment feast this year.
Reviews Fargo Season 5’s a return to form, dontcha know The crime drama returns to the Land of 10,000 Lakes and rediscovers its best storytelling self.
Reviews The Holdovers is a welcome return to form After stumbling with Downsizing, Alexander Payne bounces back with a gentle & witty comedy-drama.
Reviews The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes proves itself in the arena Despite a challenging premise and an overlong runtime, the Hunger Games prequel makes the most of the hand it’s been dealt.
Reviews Scott Pilgrim Takes Off what’s come before in favor of dawning something new and wonderful The ScienceSaru-produced animated series rebuilds rather than retells Bryan Lee O'Malley's beloved comic.
Reviews Trolls Band Together is another off-key entry in the franchise The Trolls movies continue to indulge in their best and worst impulses in a third installment.
Anniversaries Nebraska at 10: Alexander Payne’s love letter to the Midwest Long overshadowed by Sideways, we’re giving this understated dramedy its due for depicting Midwest with the specificity Hollywood rarely gives it.
Reviews A Murder at the End of the World plays And Then There Were None in the snow Hulu’s crime thriller/environmentalist warning is less than the sum of its references, but star Emma Corrin earns viewers’ attention.
Reviews The Killer is dead by design, and largely for the better David Fincher’s tale of a globetrotting assassin combines slick setpieces with economic construction.
Reviews For All Mankind Season 4 brings the class struggle to outer space AppleTV+’s alternate history sci-fi drama doesn’t reach for the stars as much in its fourth season, but remains compelling.
Reviews The Marvels is a confounding crossover The MCU’s latest entry throws the unfamiliar into a murderer’s row of crossovers and Easter eggs, with only a charming Iman Vellani coming out on..
Reviews You Were My First Boyfriend is a unique, bittersweet documentary about the hell of adolescence Filmmaker Cecilia Aldarondo poignantly recreates her teenage years as a form of immersive therapy.
Reviews Lawmen: Bass Reeves tackles the thin line between Black and blue in the Old West David Oyelowo paints a compelling picture of the first Black lawman in the latest leg of Taylor Sheridan’s ever-expanding Western TV empire. NOW STREAMING: Powered..