Based on a popular video game, Ark: The Animated Series features hungry dinosaurs, bloodthirsty people and plenty of problems.
Other than an occasional eyeroll or some mild toilet humor, Bluey is light and clean.
Apple TV+’s Franklin takes a look at one of our most interesting Founding Fathers—and it’s in no way appropriate for …
A faithful rendition of the popular videogame, Prime Video’s Fallout is also just as bloody and problematic, too.
Death Note explores religion, morality and justice as its main character seeks to become the “god of a new world.”
The Really Loud House takes all the positives and negatives of its predecessor and turns them live action.
The mutants are back in Disney’s retro iteration of the X-Men—as are the violence and superhuman abilities that typically accompany …
When the Sixteen Realms merge into one and the Ninja disappear, Arin will face many physical and spiritual threats alike.
Starz tells the story of King James I and his male lovers in this gratuitous, profane and salacious series, Mary …
Essentially, A Gentleman in Moscow is about what you’d expect from other period dramas. However, that doesn’t mean it gets …
This swashbuckling adventure can’t decide who it’s for or what kind of story it wants to tell.
Sugar, the name of Apple TV+’s film noir drama, might sound sweet. But this series starring Colin Farrell has an …
A mother T-Rex and her three rambunctious babies play, fight and explore their Mesozoic world in Netflix’s Bad Dinosaur.
This documentary into Moses’ life draws on Christian, Jewish, Islamic and purely creative interpretations, leaving us with a blurred version …
Karen Kingsbury’s Baxters series hits Amazon’s Prime Video—and for fans of the series, it hits home.