6.7 Reviews We Live In Time too caught up in clock watching By: Justin Harrison John Crowley’s romantic drama boasts a fine pair of lead performances that it repeatedly undercuts with poorly executed timeline hopping.
6.2 Reviews Before watching, lower your expectations By: Tim Stevens A dialed-in Billy Crystal can’t sharpen this meandering series that would’ve played better as a film.
8.6 BEST NEW MOVIE Woman of the Hour gives true crime trivia a soul By: Tim Stevens Anna Kendrick’s confident directorial debut pushes the story of so-called "Dating Game Killer" into something more.
8.8 BEST NEW SHOW Shrinking Season 2 invests in self-improvement By: Tim Stevens The Jason Segel-led comedy about flawed therapists returns in better shape than we left it.
8.4 BEST NEW SHOW Teacup barely contains a tempest of distrust By: Tim Stevens Despite only a passing resemblance to the source material, Peacock’s new series is a ripping paranoid tale for the era.
8.5 BEST NEW MOVIE Eerie Caddo Lake an interesting place to visit By: Tim Stevens MAX’s sci-fi drama is being sold on its creeps, but it’s the family dynamics that linger.
8.8 BEST NEW SHOW Disclaimer! This excellent drama comes with the price of deep unease By: Tim Stevens AppleTV+’s latest tells a dark, enthralling tale of the consequences of revenge run wild.
6.8 Reviews The Franchise doesn’t know when to quit By: Tim Stevens MAX’s satirical look at the business of superhero films can’t stop telling the same jokes.
7.1 Reviews Largely hollow It’s What’s Inside still intrigues By: Tim Stevens Netflix’s mislabeled “horror-comedy” pairs paper thin characters with an intriguing premise and smart visuals.
8.7 BEST NEW SHOW Many will want Nobody Wants This By: Tim Stevens Kristen Bell and Adam Brody elevate Netflix’s mismatched lovers romantic comedy series.
9.0 BEST NEW MOVIE No taming The Wild Robot’s spirit By: Tim Stevens The adaptation of Peter Brown’s novel presents a surprisingly mature consideration of the gains and losses of motherhood, community.
7.2 Reviews Wolfs feels a bit domesticated By: Tim Stevens AppleTV+’s George Clooney-Brad Pitt team-up comedy is friendly enough but lacks much bite.
7.8 Reviews It might be Agatha All Along, but what does that mean? By: Tim Stevens Disney+’s first live-action MCU series in nine months has great vibes but isn’t yet fully defined.
9.2 BEST NEW MOVIE A Different Man dives into an absurdist exploration of identity By: Sarah Gorr Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson are unforgettable as friends and rivals in a beautifully bizarre take on what it means to be human.
9.8 BEST NEW MOVIE The Substance is a female Fight Club that doesn’t pull its punches By: Sarah Gorr Writer/director Coralie Fargeat crafts a nasty, sexy, bloody feature that pits the internal against the external.
7.8 Reviews High Potential yields an enjoyable start By: Tim Stevens Drew Goddard returns to TV with a light procedural that recalls shows of the naughty aughties.
2.5 Reviews Things are getting Uglies on Netflix By: Tim Stevens The Joey King-starring and McG-directed YA series adaptation delivers a philosophically shallow and nasty viewing experience.
8.3 BEST NEW MOVIE Rebel Ridge isn’t quite the top By: Tim Stevens Jeremy Saulnier’s newest film is a good piece of work that only suffers compared to the rest of his filmography
6.3 Reviews The Perfect Couple settles for being ‘The Just OK Series’ By: Tim Stevens Netflix delivers a pretty but empty take on the rich people whodunnit genre.
6.4 Reviews Kaos doesn’t reign so much as arrive fashionably late By: Tim Stevens Netflix's take on Greek mythology on an alternate Earth meanders unsatisfactorily despite plenty of talent.
9.2 BEST NEW SHOW Slow Horses Season 4 refuses to be broken By: Tim Stevens AppleTV+’s stellar spy show packs an emotional wallop in its fourth go-round.