This television sequel to the beloved Tom Hanks film isn’t perfect. But like Hooch himself, it’s lovable all the same.
Heist’s message about the pointlessness of crime doesn’t exactly excuse the questionable methods it uses to get it across.
Don’t go into this Netflix revival expecting great educational material. It’s brainless, but mostly harmless.
It’s a lyrical homage to traditional musicals. But it hits some sour notes by rejecting traditional values.
One of the most popular horror video games ever lurches and shambles over to the small screen … with predictably …
The dramedy lives up to HBO’s brand of showing anything and everything with barely a semblance of restraint.
The Australian series provides a clean, family friendly alternative to other less innocuous fantasy worlds.
Let’s not pretend that the early 2000s Gossip Girl was refined. But it pales in comparison to the HBO reboot.
The adult animation hides commendable themes of friendship and support in a sea of crass and objectionable content.
Some mayhem and mildly frightening content aside, the follow up to Pixar’s classic appeals to kids and adult fans alike.
This Netflix teen drama feels like the unlikely mash-up of Mean Girls and Lost.
The famous cat-and-mouse duo is back, engaging in the silly stunts that have carried them for more than 80 years.
Lots of problematic content and an aversion to biblical truth makes this teen fantasy series worthy of concern.
In the Dark is aptly named: Better to sit in the dark than watch this show.