Patience
In PBS’ Patience, a young woman with autism helps solve murder cases for the City of York Police.
Sugar
Sugar, the name of Apple TV+’s film noir drama, might sound sweet. But this series starring Colin Farrell has an acrid bite.
Alice and Steve
Hulu’s ‘Alice and Steve’ is completely unhinged. The main characters are selfish, immature and irrational. Yet, we’re supposed to like them.
The Capture
‘The Capture’ makes for taut, compelling, ethically ambidextrous viewing, and it contains some problematic content as well.
I Will Find You
‘I Will Find You’ follows a father’s desperate search for a son he thought dead for years—saturated, of course, in a violent story.
Interview With the Vampire
In AMC’s ‘Interview With the Vampire,’ a journalist interviews Louis de Pointe du Lac about his century-long existence as a vampire, marked by love and tragedy.
Murder Mindfully
Netflix perhaps should have been more mindful about the content it chose to put in its German-language series ‘Murder Mindfully.’
Cape Fear
The latest remake of ‘Cape Fear’ is a TV show this time—and that provides so much more time to add the worst forms of problematic content.
Star City
Much like the bleak life in the Soviet Union that it depicts, Star City is tense, bleak, violent and rather cold.
The Legend of Vox Machina
When it comes to being suitable for families, Amazon Prime’s The Legend of Vox Machina failed its saving throw.