CBS’s military drama encourages us to applaud these elite heroes. But the sex and violence we see isn’t as praiseworthy.
Netflix takes a lyrical novel and turns it into a clunky, sometimes crass miniseries. Once again, the book is better.
This Netflix docuseries explores many relics of the Christian faith, diving into the history and faith behind the Holy Grail …
Blood, sex and swears make up the majority of the runtime in this Netflix samurai tale.
Everyone Else Burns is a comedy about a doomsday cult with a big emphasis on works and little to do …
Pluto is a compelling tale. But like its planetary counterpart, it won’t be the warmest watch.
With Mister Rogers, we got “a beautiful day in the neighborhood.” With Mabel Maclay, we get “a wonderful day.” And …
The Burning Girls checks off nearly every box on the horror trope list.
Chucky is back at it, murdering victims and finding protégés in this demented, demonic series.
What happens when you upload your soul to a virtual “heaven” before you die? The answers here aren’t always divine.
Grim, witty, gory, graphic. That’s pretty good summary of what to expect from this “superhero” show on HBO Max.
Wolf Like Me does have its tail-wagging moments. But the content here will make many a discernment-minded viewer growl.
When Carmie becomes a vampire, she (and potential viewers) must navigate violence, supernatural powers and middle school angst.
Captain Laserhawk involves an evil, overbearing technocracy called Eden. But the show itself is a long shot from paradise.
