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Review: Spy x Family CODE: White Offers a Fun Adventure Even New Fans Can Enjoy
With a fun script and an adventure made for the big screen, Spy x Family CODE: White is a film that will delight fans and newcomers alike.
Invincible Season 2 - Part 2 Review: Mark Grayson's Story Packs A Bigger Punch Than The Villain
Invincible season 2 part 2 delivers a mix of gory action and personal stakes for Mark Grayson, sometimes to uneven results, like Angstrom Levy's role.
Problemista Review: Or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying & Love My Inner Karen
I went into Julio Torres’ Problemista with a clear idea of what I thought I was getting, but the A24 movie just wears that expectation like a coat.
The Rookie 100th Episode Review: Nostalgic Installment Honors Beloved Characters & Relationships
The Rookie season 6 thoughtfully addresses fan-favorite aspects in a comedic and heartfelt 100th episode.
Code 8: Part II Review - Stephen & Robbie Amell Shine In Sci-Fi Sequel With Strong Visuals & Emotion
Code 8: Part II improves on what worked in the original movie to deliver a thrilling continuation with plenty of superpowers-led spectacle.
The Second Best Hospital In The Galaxy Review: A Sensual, Action-Packed Animated Medical Drama
The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy blends comedy and medical drama in an incredible adult animated series that feels unique from other shows.
Perfect Days Review: A Simple & Sincere Drama About The Beauty Of Everyday Life
Perfect Days a portrait of a simple existence that serves as a life-affirming reminder to value the little moments as much as the monumental ones.
Shogun Review: FX's Action-Packed, Engrossing Historical Drama Is Your Next Must-Watch
Shōgun should be a priority watch, as it dazzles us with political intrigue, culture, and an intensity that brings everything together nicely.
Kneecap Review: An Energetic, Deeply Engaging Dramedy About The Spirited Irish Rap Group
Kneecap balances drama with the right amount of humor. It’s grounded in resistance, but it’s also a riotous good time, full of comedy and acerbic wit.
Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12 Review: Larry David Satisfies With Pretty, Pretty Hilarious Final Season
Curb Your Enthusiasm season 12 fittingly wraps up 25 years of Larry David's irritations with strong, hilarious social catastrophes & biting satire.
Ponyboi Review: Familiar New Jersey Crime Tale Is Grimy, Glittery, & Thrilling
We've seen this story before but thanks to Gallo's sharp screenplay & Arango's direction, Ponyboi goes beyond cliché for something more profound.
Thelma Review: June Squibb Is Hilarious In Josh Margolin's Delightfully Irresistible Comedy
June Squibb proves she's still on top of her acting game in an energetic, charming adventure comedy that is actually genuinely funny.
Sebastian Review: Queer Drama Blurs Fact & Fiction As A Writer Leads A Double Life
Sebastian is a piercing study of a 25-year-old's search for identity in a world that has discouraged him from accepting all of himself unabashedly.
Tótem Review: A Meditation On Non-Linear Time Hiding Inside A Touching Family Drama
While Tótem is on, the film feels so grounded in this moment with these people, but its scope gets more and more sprawling as it decants.
It's What's Inside Review: Savvy Sci-Fi Horror Mystery Is Cleverly Mind-Bending
A mind-bending horror feature one could easily become obsessed over, It’s What’s Inside is sure to find its cult fan base very quickly.
Masters Of The Air Review: An Inspiring & Harrowing Look At WWII From Up Above
Over the course of 9 episodes, Masters of the Air tells an engrossing, emotional story of heroism and brotherhood, one that many will find inspiring.
Presence Review: Steven Soderbergh Successfully Experiments With Ghostly Trauma In Horror Thriller
Without relying on cheap jump scares, Soderberg’s psychological thriller is a shattering mystery about instinct that will send chills down your spine.
Your Monster Review: Melissa Barrera & Tommy Dewey Are A Perfect Pair In Dazzling Horror Rom-Com
This genre-defying rom-com is a fantastical experience that reminds us of the magic of movies.
Fallen Leaves Review: An Impassive Romance That Somehow Restores Your Hope In Humanity
It's such an effective, layered deployment of this approach to filmmaking that I finished Fallen Leaves excited to have 19 others like it left to see.
True Detective Season 4 Review: Night Country Returns To Form With A Chilly, Ghost-Filled Mystery
It seems that fresh blood is exactly what True Detective needs, as Night Country is the show's best set of episodes since its debut season.