Reviews Unicorn Wars uses whimsical animation to spin a dark tale By: B.L. Panther Alberto Vazquez directs a grim story of war that spares nothing despite its cartoon depiction.
Reviews Scream VI takes a gruesome bite out of the Big Apple By: Gena Radcliffe The requel sequel efficiently checks off all the slasher boxes without saying anything new.
Recap Grogu plays hero in a creature-filled episode of The Mandalorian Clan Mudhorn heads to the Living Waters of Mandalore only to find that the planet possibly isn’t as vacant as everyone has assumed.
Reviews Extrapolations overextends itself By: Tim Stevens AppleTV+’s climate change drama/warning series can’t separate the complex from the convoluted.
Reviews Ted Lasso Season 3 starts ready for a run at the Cup By: Tim Stevens The crown jewel of AppleTV+ hits the pitch, seemingly ready to address some of the mounting criticisms.
Reviews You Season 4 Part 2 reaffirms Joe’s monstrousness By: Shannon Campe After flirting with justifying its unreliable narrator, the show reminds viewers of exactly who he is once again.
Recap Star Trek: Picard values the bonds between its characters more than the peril of the week A classic case of Star Trek problem-solving pays tribute to the rhythms and the friendships that made The Next Generation tick.
Festivals 11 films we can’t wait to catch at SXSW 2023 From blood-soaked horror sequels to probing documentaries, this year's fest has a lot to offer.
Recap The Last of Us examines what lurks inside the human heart in a tense episode Ellie does what she has to do as she and Joel run afoul of a religious leader and his murderous flock.
Reviews Luther: The Fallen Sun delivers a strong sendoff By: Michael Frank Idris Elba bids adieu to the character with another charismatic, blistering turn.
Recap The Mandalorian returns to our screens and Grogu returns to our hearts Din Djarin journeys to reconcile with his people and tries to raise his son as a new season begins.
Reviews Creed III rivals Ryan Coogler’s Creed in quality By: Justin Harrison Michael B. Jordan makes a strong directorial debut with an intimate, thrilling tale of brotherhood gone bitter—and a stupendous action climax.
Features A study of adaptation: Daisy Jones & The Six Exploring how Prime Video's band on the run drama captures and strays from the novel's charms.
Reviews Let School Spirits haunt your weekly schedule of shows By: Tim Stevens Paramount+’s teen supernatural drama feels like a good YA novel come to (after)life.
Recap First love leads to painful tragedy on a heartbreaking The Last of Us "Left Behind" reminds us Joel isn't the only one who loved and lost.
Features Life comes at you fast in M. Night Shyamalan’s Old The writer-director makes a horror film a metaphor for parenting with surprisingly resonant results.
Recap Star Trek: Picard rescues its silly plot twist by daring to take it seriously “Seventeen Seconds” uses an otherwise cheap ploy to explore the life-changing nature of parenthood in one of the series’ finest hours.
Reviews Palm Trees and Power Lines puts a sinister spin on a teenager’s first love By: Gena Radcliffe Jamie Dack’s unsettling but empathetic drama shows what grooming actually is
Reviews Daisy Jones & The Six is sex, drugs, and rock n’ roll like you remember By: Tim Stevens Prime Video’s traditional take on “the biggest rock band in the world’s” rise and fall succeeds on the back of strong performances.
Reviews It’s the truth to say that True Lies isn’t very good By: Lisa Laman One of the weakest James Cameron movies begets a CBS TV show that has its own unique flaws
Recap A family reunion brings more than expected on a fraught The Last of Us Joel and Ellie make their way to Jackson, but can’t outride their pasts as Joel struggles to find his footing.