Your bones don't break, mine do. That's clear. Your cells react to bacteria and viruses differently than mine. You don't get sick, I do. That's also clear. But for some reason, you and I react the exact same way to water. We swallow it too fast, we choke. We get some in our lungs, we drown. However unreal it may seem, we are connected, you and I. We're on the same curve, just on opposite ends. Read More
The tone for Lila Cerullo and Elena Greco’s lifelong friendship is set when they first play with dolls together in... Read More
The end comes for the Baudelaire children. It has some issues, but closes out strong. Read More
A fun, if a little familiar, holiday special for Sabrina fans. Read More
Into the Dark goes psychological in its third entry, providing its best yet. Read More
A gorgeous production with an incredible lead performance from Olivia Cooke. Read More
Counterpart returns with strong confidence and paranoia. Read More
A strong opening to a fresh start. Read More
A marvelous return, just as brilliant and full of purpose. Read More
Wayne is a fun but flawed YouTube Original with two great leads. Read More
Stories within stories, The Romanoffs comes to a close with a more personal and effective story. Read More
MST3K returns with The Gauntlet, a marathon-style nightmare for our heroes to suffer through for our benefit. Read More
Fifteen years ago director Peter Weir reminded us how powerful and immersive a blockbuster epic can be when you commit to historical accuracy and make your characters the number one priority. Read More
A very strong penultimate episode finds Kathryn Hahn and Jay R. Ferguson traveling to Russia. Read More
YouTube's new series brings incredible sights, but a familiar story stings this promising start. Read More
The first season of Kidding was a wonderful showcase for Jim Carrey, as inventiveness and a downward spiral play out. Read More
Gorgeously directed by Ben Stiller, this gripping limited series holds standout performances from Patricia Arquette, Paul Dano, and Benicio Del Toro. Read More
A confounding episode of The Romanoffs provides spectacular locales in Mexico City, but not much else. Read More
Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin star in this pleasant and fun look at getting older. Read More
The new start for the Netflix series brings standout performances from Diego Luna and Michael Pena, and a tense look at the search for respect. Read More
Into the Dark continues with Dermot Mulroney as a protective father looking out for his daughter's best interests. Read More
A masterful miniseries with a wonderful central performance by Florence Pugh, The Little Drummer Girl is a throwback thriller with a lot to say. Read More
One of the best shows on television, Patriot returns with a dark and hilarious look at the rabbit hole of spy games. Read More
Unfortunate timing and unfortunate decisions mire this week's The Romanoffs, leaving great performers with little to work with. Read More
A movie, freed from the shackles of auteurism, has a life of its own. It exists as a text of... Read More
A strong return in its final season, Robin Wright dominates the show as she rightfully claims her place. Read More
A look at getting older and promises made and promises kept delivers a very good episode of The Romanoffs. Read More
Homecoming delivers one of 2018's best, a thriller about betterment, memory, and perception. Read More
A return to the scene finds new life, but with less to talk about, Part Two can feel a little slow. Read More
Something is wrong in "House of Special Purpose", as we find Christina Hendricks trying to understand her place in madness. Read More
A great new series from Netflix, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a fun season of television with a great lead performance in Kiernan Shipka. Read More
An exceptional return, Daredevil is back with its best season yet. Read More
With a larger focus on re-enactments, Lore delivers a stronger second season diving into the horrors of the past. Read More
A great end to a great series. Read More
It's a lot easier to drag a body across town on Halloween, as "The Body" proves. Read More
As the opening of The Romanoffs, "The Violet Hour" and "The Royal We" offer hints of greatness, but suffer from their length. Read More
Celebration is at hand as Dud and Ernie hope for the best. Read More
‘sert la bonne cause et meurt’ (serve the good cause and die) Despite being adapted from a 19th century novella,... Read More
The Facebook Watch series provides excellent performances in Elizabeth Olsen and Kelly Marie Tran. Read More
Big Mouth returns with more hardships and complicated feelings. It's still a hell of a show. Read More
Netflix and Mike Flanagan bring us a fantastic new version of the classic tale. Read More
In the best episode of the season, Dud and Ernie go on a journey with their new friend. Read More
We all grow up, we all go through changes, and we all feel really awkward about it. There’s a lot... Read More
Immersed in the eternal, wondrous beauty of the northern California Redwoods, a fragile Theresa (Kirsten Dunst) drowns in the guilt... Read More
Aired in May on BBC Two and coming September 28th to Amazon’s Prime Video, King Lear is a new take... Read More
Author’s note: SPOILERS for the seventh episode of Lodge 49, “The Solemn Duty of the Squire”. “The Solemn Duty of... Read More
Author’s note: Five of the ten episodes were provided for review. The full season arrives on September 21st. Netflix is... Read More
Seventy years ago today, a motion picture was released immortalizing the drama and danger of the rancher. Howard Hawks directing... Read More
Ride due west as the sun sets; turn left at the Rocky Mountains . . . With this simple advice,... Read More
Author’s note: SPOILERS for the tenth episode of Castle Rock, “Romans”. The town of Castle Rock has become Hell on... Read More
Author’s note: SPOILERS for the sixth episode of Lodge 49, “The Mysteries”. He who thinks a fire, is a fire.... Read More
The opportunity to spring forth into the stars and become the first to ever land on Mars is a wonderful... Read More
Author’s note: the first three episodes were provided for review. Netflix’s The Dragon Prince, its first season arriving September 14th,... Read More
In Loving Memory of Burt Reynolds. I just got outta the cheapest choke n’ puke I could find and hopped... Read More
Author’s note: SPOILERS for the ninth episode of Castle Rock, “Henry Deaver”. God turned his back on this place. The... Read More
Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard’s Forever, coming to Amazon’s Prime Video on September 14th, is a fascinating breakdown of a... Read More
Author’s note: This article CONTAINS SPOILERS for the episode of discussion and all episodes of the series that have preceded... Read More
Author’s note: SPOILERS for the fifth episode of Lodge 49, “Paradise”. “Paradise” is an episode about dreams and reality and... Read More
Author’s note: this review contains SPOILERS for the eighth episode of Castle Rock, “Past Perfect.” “Past Perfect” opens on couple,... Read More
Think back to your first job, or really any job that didn’t represent your ideal career—retail, service industry, it doesn’t... Read More
Counterpart is about finding your true self. Some things can hold you back and keep you from becoming that version... Read More
A tender, luminously shot coming of age tale with a strong (and dysfunctional) family dynamic. Read More
Are you familiar with “Bohemian Rhapsody” and how the song is massively epic, how it changes up numerous times but... Read More
Terror of Mechagodzilla brings about the end of my journey through the Showa Era of the Criterion Godzilla movies that Filmstruck... Read More
Another day, another Netflix Original movie. It might be hard to remember, but there was a time—right after the first... Read More
“A lright, alright, alright!” I thought surely we’d have a review up for this, but it does not appear that... Read More
The Roaring Twenties offered some of the publishing industry’s greatest successes. From this large pool of talent, America has fixated... Read More
I am going to start by saying only this: I am going to eat some serious crow on this review.... Read More
Ousmane Sembene’s Black Girl (originally titled La noire de…) depicts the tragedy that can arise from isolation and loneliness. It... Read More
The premise of TAU is a simple one. We open with urban nightlife and meet a mysterious young woman living... Read More
A stunning piece of cinema and a portrait of a tragic event in history, depicted from the perspective of a woman. Read More
The Dutton family holds control over the largest ranch in the country. Its patriarch, John Dutton (Kevin Costner), finds enemies... Read More
Carol encapsulates what we shouldn’t be able to encapsulate. The dull lifelessness of longing for someone, and the painful but... Read More
The Disaster Artist hits Amazon Prime this month so I sat down to watch arguably the most critically acclaimed film... Read More
One of the best of the year, Hereditary is a fantastic look at a family worn by tragedy. Read More
Ocean’s 8, directed by Gary Ross (The Hunger Games, Pleasantville), following in the footsteps of the Steven Soderbergh Ocean’s trilogy... Read More