A woman must piece together her shattered memories in order to make sense of her bizarre (and difficult-to-watch) life.
In Zero Day, America goes dark, and George must bring back the light—both literally and symbolically. But its content makes …
Win or Lose is far from a home run. Will it round the bases and slide into your home? It’ll …
Twenty-five years after a plane crash in the wilderness, the survivors hide nefarious secrets about their troubled pasts in Showtime’s …
Some 2,000-year-old squirrels offer some great lessons about both the Bible and life in this clever new Minno series.
Goldie’s about a very, very big girl. The show’s heart is pretty big, too, while its problems are refreshingly tiny.
Unlike some true crime shows, Burden of Guilt steers clear of exploiting victims of tragedy. But its disturbing subject matter …
The Gen X-targeted nostalgia bait revisits Daniel and Johnny’s rivalry from The Karate Kid … 34 years later.
Belle Gibson, like a great snake oil salesman, said that healthy eating could cure cancer. Clearly she was lying. But …
This animated Amazon Prime series is part superhero flick, part coming-of-age story and more than part problematic.
In CBS’ Poppa’s House, divorcee Poppa works with a new cohost to boost his radio show. Meanwhile, his adult son …
‘Watson’ provides a new spin on the classic Sherlock Holmes stories, but it likely won’t enthuse any diehard Arthur Conan …
This AppleTV+ show is an accurate depiction of gaming culture—including everything wrong with it.
Netflix’s ‘The Recruit’ is a little like ‘Jack Ryan’ meets ‘The Office.’ But they never pulled fingernails like this at …
Spider-Man may be a nice guy, but not every content issue is friendly in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.