Recap Ru Paul’s Drag Race roast episode arrives expired Tired and overdone jokes predictably pork this season’s roast.
Reviews Sonic the Hedgehog 2 zooms forward to a better, albeit disjointed adventure By: Lisa Laman The blue blur's sequel rolls around at the speed of sound to the tune of messy but often fun results.
Reviews Julia is a soufflé that suffers By: B.L. Panther This sweet-hearted series based on Julia Child's foray into television boasts rich performances and weak execution.
Reviews Slow Horses moves quick By: Tim Stevens AppleTV+'s new spy offering focuses on failures, but turns out to be anything but.
Reviews The Contractor is an empty exercise in action movie nostalgia By: Michael Frank Tarik Saleh directs Chris Pine in a mediocre military conspiracy thriller that checks off all the dad movie boxes.
Recap Star Trek: Picard aims for fan fiction, falls short badly A plethora of familiar faces and reheated plots sink Jean-Luc’s 2024 adventures.
Reviews Nitram brings precision, intimacy to a horrific historical moment By: Michael Frank Justin Kurzel’s latest showcases an incredible Caleb Landry Jones performance.
Reviews Moon Knight’s quality waxes and wanes By: Tim Stevens The MCU's latest streaming series gets weird, but it only partially works.
Features 2002: the year Robin Williams scared the bejesus out of everyone The beloved comedian already proved he could do serious, but in this trio of very different movies he also did creepy.
Features Bright Star: The immaturity and immensity of looking  By: Eric Langberg Jane Campion's chronicle of Fannie Brawne and Romantic poet John Keats' courtship is a masterful study of longing and star power.
Features Holy Smoke! burns poisoned masculinity but chokes on Orientalist smog By: B.L. Panther Kate Winslet and Harvey Keitel deliver powerhouse performances in Jane Campion's cult-deprogramming dramedy, but the script fails in its thoughtless colonialism.
Recap Drag Race’s Moulin Ru-sical is a windmill of emotion By: B.L. Panther Golden Ideas and Golden Tickets make Episode 12 bittersweet entertainment.
Recap Drag Race finally cuts some queens, but the fans are still unlucky By: B.L. Panther This week, the queens lip sync to see who should have gone home last week.
Recap Star Trek: Picard brings back an old friend in a bad way By: Andrew Bloom The search for a key player results in bungled canon and pointless action
Reviews One Perfect Shot chooses careers over craft By: Michael Frank Netflix's documentary series inspired by a popular Twitter feed is disappointingly simplified & too focused on empty director soundbites
Reviews Umma partially succeeds as a horror with texture By: Nguyên Lê For a while, the Zainab Azizi & Sam Raimi-produced title is on par with its skillful lead
Reviews Pachinko is lush, moving & far too short By: Shannon Campe Apple TV+'s extravagant adaptation of the best selling novel suffers from a condensed storyline & underdeveloped characters
Reviews Bridgerton season 2 is a sweet slow burn that satisfies By: Beau North Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the ballroom.
Reviews Starstruck remains luminous in second season By: Megan Sunday Realism and miscommunication continue to make the series a funny, honest must-watch.
Reviews Halo rings true thanks to a fine turn from Pablo Schreiber By: Justin Harrison Paramount's adaptation of the mega-hit video game series shines when digging into the Master Chief's long-suppressed sense of self and the schemes of the galaxy's power players.
Features The Portrait of a Lady sees Jane Campion paint agency, control, and desire By: Beau North Campion followed The Piano with a Henry James adaptation dedicated to the magnificently fraught question of desire or duty.