Eyes of Wakanda
This new Disney+ animated series can get a bit darker than younger fans of the Black Panther story may anticipate.
Wednesday
Wednesday Addams has always been creepy and kooky. But a killer? In Netflix’s dark take on her, she’d sure like to be.
Washington Black
Washington Black has some heavy themes and gets pretty intense, but its TV-14 rating fits right in with a teenage audience.
Renaissance: The Blood and the Beauty
This docudrama showcases the real (and very messy) stories behind some of history’s most famous works of art.
Acapulco
Acapulco, Apple TV+’s bilingual comedy, is almost as kind-hearted as Ted Lasso, but without as much crass language
Leviathan
This Netflix anime series thrusts two teenagers from different backgrounds into a war that will change the world—and their lives—forever.
Ballard
‘Ballard,’ a spinoff from the long-running ‘Bosch’ television shows, comes with the same crime procedural DNA—and many of the same problems.
Scrublands
Scrublands’ Martin Scarsden is good at uncovering buried secrets, even when the secrets put his own life—and others’—at risk.
Ironheart
Ironheart has your standard Marvel violence, but it also comes with crude language, sexual content and spiritual issues galore.
We Were Liars
Cadence Sinclair Eastman has lived a privileged life. Every summer, her grandparents, the illustrious Harris and Tipper Sinclair, host their three daughters’ families on a private island off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard. Every year, Cadence and her cousins, Johnny and Mirren, along with Gat (the nephew of Johnny’s mom’s boyfriend) have free reign on […]