Staircases go both up and down. And as HBO Max tries to climb upward toward art with this true-crime story, …
If you were hoping for the Mike Myers of Shrek, think again. Because The Pentaverate is more like Austin Powers …
Despite a compelling story and Oscar Isaac’s dynamite performance, this show might be Disney/Marvel’s most problematic.
Undone is, on one level, a scintillating achievement. It’s also deeply problematic.
Like FX’s show The Americans, Ozark is something of a twisted family show—with many twists involving violence.
Is Paramount+’s dramatization of the making of The Godfather a show you can’t refuse? Don’t bet on it.
Joe’s ready for his first day of secondary school; Little does he know just what problems his new school will …
Shining Girls is like The Butterfly Effect meets a murder mystery, with time travel, violence, horror and perversion.
Under the Banner of Heaven features some fine performances. But it’s a brutal, bloody narrative that doubles as a rather …
This miniseries features Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force—corruption and all.
Getting through all of the flatulence and jokes about rear ends are the real battle in this show.
Clever, daring criminals stand no chance against Hondo and his stern glare. Would-be murderers and racketeers cower in the face …
This Apple TV+ anthology series explores healthy feminism from various viewpoints, but some of its content is inherently unhealthy.
It’s like Groundhog Day, only with a lot more sex, violence and swearing.
In this Pacific Rim sequel, two siblings fight to get back to their parents in Kaiju-infested Australia.