T Categories Reviews November 11, 2022 The Friendship Game confuses incomprehensibility with complexity It's a tale of a sinister puzzle and its effect on a group of pals that wallows in sour jerk protagonists and baffling storytelling.
A Categories Reviews TV October 14, 2022 Avenue 5 sets its course for another comedy-filled season The HBOMax sci-fi comedy plows through socio-political satire at warp speed in its second season.
M Categories Reviews TV July 11, 2022 Moonhaven is an imperfect but radiant lunar gem Moonhaven, AMC's new science fiction serial, offers welcome pluck and strong craft but takes time to find its space legs.
A Categories Movies Reviews July 3, 2022 Apples sees Christos Nikous harvest the seeds of identity to appealing results Apples' memory-destroying pandemic proves a juicy, multilayered vehicle for its musings.
I Categories Recap Reviews TV May 27, 2022 In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, death gives life new meaning A series of close calls with the Gorn brings out the best in the crew of the Enterprise.
H Categories Reviews TV March 22, 2022 Halo rings true thanks to a fine turn from Pablo Schreiber 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.
R Categories Anniversaries Features February 20, 2022 Ralph Bakshi’s Wizards at 45 (Give or two million years and an apocalypse) Decades on, the legendary animator's science fantasy is eccentric, messy, and striking.
C Categories Features TV January 10, 2022 Considering Star Trek without Roddenberry 30 years after the series’ creator passed, what remains of his message as Star Trek is bigger than ever.
S Categories Recap Reviews TV November 29, 2021 Star Trek: Discovery delves into overcoming loss with “Anomaly” The second episode of the season shines when it focuses on Book processing his grief for his destroyed homeworld.
I Categories Reviews TV October 22, 2021 Invasion is a chilling look at society on the brink of destruction le TV+'s new sci-fi series occasionally relies on well-worn tropes, but is never anything less than gripping and unsettling.
