Prime Video’s thriller is filled with mystery and murder—but loaded with more profanity than you’d expect.
No matter where they are in the galaxy, kids will always need a father.
The Upshaws might be trying to work on their family, but that doesn’t mean this series will make the cut …
Each day, these pals work together to solve problems as they embark on new adventures.
It’s Earth year 2075 and a determined Stanford Yu wants to become a pilot. It’s been his dream ever since …
While a few issues mar this Strange Planet, it offers some insights on just how strange our own planet can …
In Painkiller, we dive straight into the dark and depressing reality of Oxycontin addiction and the opioid epidemic.
This meta-continuation of Disney’s classic TV movie isn’t quite as clean as the original. But it’s not bad, either.
AMC+ brings to life a murder-mystery series set in New Mexico, steeped in Navajo ways and filled with dark magic.
Zombieverse definitely competes for the title of “bloodiest” gameshow—even if it’s all just fake blood.
Winning Time focuses on basketball’s most celebrated franchise—but the show itself is not worth celebrating.
Teen parents Oly and Santi learn how to balance their new responsibilities with academic and social life.
FX’s half-hour comedy Breeders offers a darkly whimsical portrait of parenthood full of wry, bleak and profane realism.
Good Omens is thought by many to be a good show. But spiritually, this Prime Video series seems like it …
While this anime explores some interesting themes, it contains all the gore and sexual content you might expect from a …