Guardians of Justice is like a combination of DC comic-book heroes and Amazon’s The Boys, mixed with stellar animation, crude …
What happens when an investigator pursuing a serial killer is obsessed by her quarry?
This All American spinoff has the same content issues, just on a collegiate level.
AMC’s shambling, undead “walkers”—and the humans resisting them—are back for their final season.
Amazon’s comedy is a marvelous show in a way. But like its main character, it sacrifices a lot to get …
This TV-14 show gives viewers prevalent violence and scattered profanities. Oh, and the word “thriller” is a generous description.
Star Trek: Discovery on CBS All Access does indeed take the franchise some places it hasn’t been before.
This reboot squeezes the joy out of its predecessor as it attempts to make Bel-Air as “modern” as can be.
This controversial Korean romantic drama bases itself in 1987—the height of the Korean democratic resistance.
Inventing Anna serves as a cautionary tale. But perhaps we shouldn’t be distracted by Shondaland’s shiny new show.
They say high school can be a dog-eat-dog world. But kid-eat-kid? This Korean show shows just how bloody a school …
This drama about the first celebrity sex tape is about as raunchy and unprofitable as you’d think.
With a handle on his powers, ten-year-old Dion just might become a great superhero … if he lives long enough.
What happens when you mix old grainy VHS tapes with Satanic cults? Well, standard horror tropes, but also, this show.
This satire on “psychological novels written for women, by women” encapsulates all that encompasses them–both the good and the bad.