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Freaky Tales Review: Pedro Pascal Is A Sad Henchman In Stylish, Energetic Action Dramedy
Freaky Tales has a supernatural component that doesn't always make sense, but it makes up for it with flair, contagious energy, and fun characters.
Allswell Review: Character-Driven Drama Is Poignant & Moving
The film brings the drama, but it’s never overdone & the performances from the cast elevate the material, adding dimensions to the characters’ lives.
Kung Fu Panda 4 Review: Jack Black Faces Off Against Viola Davis In Fun, Satisfying Sequel
Though following a familiar formula that's running the risk of wearing thin, Kung Fu Panda 4 still finds heart in the reliable DreamWorks franchise.
Ricky Stanicky Review: Zac Efron & John Cena Feel At Home In Raunchy, Heartfelt Prime Video Comedy
Ricky Stanicky might not reinvent the wheel, but Zac Efron and John Cena deliver laughs and emotional moments in Peter Farrelly's new raunchy comedy.
American Dreamer Review: Peter Dinklage's Dark Comedy Has Great Emotional Highs & Hilarious Lows
American Dreamer reveals the truth behind the American dream, as Peter Dinklage's character gets everything he ever wanted and a lot more he didn't.
Queens Review: Nat Geo's Impressive, Awe-Inspiring Docies Prioritizes Message Over Authenticity
National Geographic's Queens breathes new life into the nature documentary formula – yet the show's approach also has its drawbacks.
Iwájú Review: Disney's Stunning Nigeria-Set Animation Brings Important Themes To Predictable Tale
Iwájú tells a predictable story on the surface, but its themes of class and charming characters make this series set in futuristic Nigeria stand out.
Avatar: The Last Airbender Review - Netflix's Impressive Adaptation Keeps Animation's Best Qualities
The Netflix series is a rather faithful adaptation, carrying the spirit of the original through intricate details and proper character development.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Review - Rick & Michonne’s Return Is A Romantic, Tense Thriller
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live brings Rick and Michonne back for a thrilling story that puts to the test just how strong of a bond they share.
Upgraded Review: This Delightful Camila Mendes-Led Rom-Com Is Well-Crafted & Snappy
Upgraded may be poorly titled, but it has the fun trappings of an engaging romantic comedy, perfectly timed for Valentine’s Day.
Tokyo Vice Season 2 Review: Max’s Immersive Crime Noir Evolves Into A Sharp & Sprawling Epic
Although some longwinded detours pull away from its captivating gangster-fueled plot, Tokyo Vice season 2 is a robust and airy modern noir thriller.
Feud: Capote Vs The Swans Review — A Beautifully Crafted, Perfectly Venomous Battle Of The Housewives
Capote vs the Swans has all the venom and glamour one desires, but in Feud's second season, a few missteps leave a hollow feeling.
Marmalade Review: A Bonnie & Clyde Crime Romance That Is As Stylish As It Is Surprising
When writer-director Keir O'Donnell swerves and turns Marmalade into a twisty cat-and-mouse chase, it becomes significantly more fun to watch.
Between The Temples Review: Carol Kane & Jason Schwartzman Are A Perfect Match In Understated Comedy
Jason Schwartzman & Carol Kane make the perfect odd couple in director Nathan Silver's Between the Temples, an off-kilter comedy about finding faith.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith Review: Sparks Fly For Donald Glover & Maya Erskine In Updated, Exciting Spy Show
Prime Video's Mr. & Mrs. Smith has fun thanks to its winning leads, Donald Glover and Maya Erskine, though its pacing raises some eyebrows.
Love Lies Bleeding Review: Kristen Stewart Is Better Than Ever In Thrilling Crime Romance
With action, crime, and romance mingling and building toward an explosive and engaging finale, the film is a thrilling ride from start to finish.
In the Summers Review: Sharp Direction Yields An Impressive Drama About Fatherhood Under Addiction
Lacorazza’s debut is impressively sincere and sharp, boasting impressive performances. In the Summers is a human experience you do not want to miss.
Handling The Undead Review: Sadness Is The Infection In Slow-Burn Zombie Drama
Handling the Undead unfurls at a languid pace as a rumination on grief and the ways it can destroy people from the inside out.
Suncoast Review: Nico Parker Brings An Emotionally Complex Situation To Life In Heartwarming Drama
Laura Chinn's film is emotionally complex and boasts a standout performance from Nico Parker, who delivers the nuance her character requires.
Hazbin Hotel Review: Prime Video's Adult Animated Series Successfully Mixes Unique Story With Music
Hazbin Hotel is a sublime animated series that knows exactly what it's going for, strengthened by an impressive voice cast and memorable songs.