Shrinking Review: A Thorny But Charming Dramedy With Depth
A winning role for Harrison Ford.
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Aubrey Plaza And Tons Of Cameos Shake Up Saturday Night Live, But Weekend Update Steals The Show
Aubrey Plaza made her dreams come true by hosting SNL, and she was joined by a surprising array of cameos, including one for the Parks and Recreation fans.
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Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tale Of The Macabre Review: A Mid-Tier Adaptation That Leaves Us Wanting More
The series is never actively bad, it just doesn't live up to the kind of heartstopping uniqueness that has made Ito's work a horror touchstone
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Hunters Season 2 Review: A Messy, Truncated Conclusion To An Otherwise Profound Series
Hunters deserved a much stronger final season than it was afforded.
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The Last Of Us Review: A Thrilling, Character-Driven Achievement For Game Fans And Newcomers Alike
Breathe a sigh of relief: The Last of Us is very, very good.
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Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches Review: This Sterile Southern Gothic Lacks Bite
AMC's latest Anne Rice adaptation can't match the fun of Interview With the Vampire.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 Review: Clone Force 99 Grows Up A Little
The second season is now streaming.
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Kaleidoscope Review: Netflix's Heist Experiment Doesn't Elevate Itself
Kaleidoscope fails to make use of its risk-taking concepts.
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HBO Max 2023 Preview Offers New Looks At The Last Of Us, Succession, True Detective: Night Country, And Much More
There's a lot of good stuff coming to the platform in 2023.
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Disney+ 2023 Preview Offers First Looks At Secret Invasion, Loki Season 2, Ahsoka, And More
'2023 on Disney+ -- it's going to be quite a year.'
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1923 Review: Harrison Ford And Helen Mirren Shine In Taylor Sheridan's Latest Adventure
You don't have to be familiar with Yellowstone to enjoy the new prequel 1923.
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National Treasure: Edge Of History Review: Maybe Some Mysteries Are Better Left Unsolved
National Treasure: Edge of History can't match the manic, go-for-broke tone of the films.
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The Witcher: Blood Origin Review: An Entertaining Fantasy Folk Tale That Will Tickle Witcher Fans
An entertaining fantasy series that doesn't burden you with a big episode count.
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Dragon Age: Absolution Review: Netflix's Video Game Adaptation Is A Treat For Fans, But Not For Newcomers
Dragon Age: Absolution is not where you want to start with this beloved franchise.
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Kindred Review: Mallori Johnson Shines In An Imperfect Adaptation Of Octavia Butler's Seismic Sci-Fi Novel
The legendary science fiction novel is now an eight-episode series.
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Willow Review: The Latest TV Show That Should've Been A Movie
A two-hour movie stretched to a length of eight hours.
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George And Tammy Review: An Engaging Musical Tragedy With Excellent Performances
George & Tammy is a worthwhile entry in the musical biopic genre.
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Gossip Girl Season 2 Review: Like She Never Left, The Reboot Maintains Its Season 1 Momentum
Meet the new Gossip Girl, same as the old Gossip Girl?
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His Dark Materials Season 3 Review: The War On Heaven Reaches Its Conclusion In A Confident And Epic Final Season
His Dark Materials has reached the heights that it was reaching for throughout its first and second seasons — and it only took a little divine intervention.
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Pitch Perfect: Bumper In Berlin Review: A Sweet Continuation Of The Pitch Perfect Universe
Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin is easy, breezy, and has enough charm to make it a decent enough addition to the franchise.
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The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special Review: A Light, Frothy Bit Of Seasonal Silliness
This special is so light it might as well not exist.
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Trigun Stampede Review: 'Noman's Land' Begins With Promise
Trigun Stampede dives into the darkness from its launch.
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The Girl Before Review: A Study In Obsession That Mostly Avoids Familiar Mystery Beats
The Girl Before is an immersive detour from the prescribed mystery miniseries blueprint.
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Wednesday Review: Tim Burton Fumbles Another Franchise
Wednesday Addams knows kung fu now.
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Welcome To Chippendales Review: Kumail Nanjiani Is Great In This Overlong True Crime Limited Series
Kumail Nanjiani is great here, but the show itself overstays its welcome.
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The Santa Clauses Review: A Surprisingly Good Series That Avoids The Legacy Sequel Curse
The Santa Clauses is surprisingly good.
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Dave Chappelle Spent More Time Doing Stand-Up On Saturday Night Live Than He Did Appearing In Sketches
Having spent over 15 minutes doing stand-up, there were far fewer sketches than usual this week. What was the best one? Let's dig in.
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