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Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Episode 3 Review: Star Trek Cinema, For Better And For Worse

By Witney Seibold March 2nd, 2023

The latest episode of Star Trek: Picard highlights what's both strong and weak about this new season.

The Bad Batch Continues An Important Storyline From Star Wars The Clone Wars

By Bryan Young March 1st, 2023

The Bad Batch is going to have to make a choice.

Daisy Jones & The Six Review: An Electrifying Musical Act That Burns Bright, Then Fizzles Out

By Shania Russell March 1st, 2023

Riley Keough steals the show.

History Of The World, Part II Review: A Delightfully Raunchy And Silly Mel Brooks Tribute

By Josh Spiegel February 28th, 2023

History of the World, Part II is a mostly very funny collection of heavy-hitting comic performers delivering the goods.

Clones on Coruscant in Star Wars: The Bad Batch

The Bad Batch Delves Into The Clone Conspiracy And Evolution Of The Empire

By Bryan Young February 27th, 2023

Spoilers for The Bad Batch season 2 episodes 7 and 8 - The Clone Conspiracy and Truth and Consequences follow.

You Season 4 Review: The Pulpy Thriller Has Become A Killer Whodunnit

By Shania Russell February 27th, 2023

Trashy TV at its finest.

Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Review: The Best Next Generation Movie We Never Got

By Witney Seibold February 27th, 2023

This is, essentially, the best NextGen movie that we never got.

Carnival Row Season 2 Review: A Faltering Story That Doesn't Live Up To The Rich, Fantastical World

By Vanessa Armstrong February 27th, 2023

The last 10 episodes of Carnival Row have some moments, but the series becomes a slog.

Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Episode 1 Review: Getting Back On Board

By Witney Seibold February 27th, 2023

This new season is so, so much better than what came before.

Ryan Hansen, Zoe Chao, Martin Starr, Adam Scott, Tyrel Jackson Williams

Party Down Season 3 Review: A Brilliantly Funny Cult TV Revival

By Josh Spiegel February 27th, 2023

Party Down is still riotously funny, sharp, and savvy about its world and its characters.

Perry Mason Season 2 Review: The Gritty Reboot Has Its Day In Court

By Chris Evangelista February 27th, 2023

Matthew Rhys is back for an all-new season of the HBO series.

Superhero Bits: Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Reviews, Penguin Series Casting & More

By Ryan Scott February 14th, 2023

Plus, check out the latest 'Gotham Knights' trailer.

The Last Of Us Episode 3 Becomes Latest Victim Of Review Bombing By Anti-Gay Bigots

By Erin Brady February 2nd, 2023

These people need a hobby that doesn't involve endangering the lives of millions of people as a joke.

Michael B. Jordan Hosting Saturday Night Live

Michael B. Jordan Pops, Locks, And Gets Extremely Silly On A Superb Saturday Night Live

By Ethan Anderton January 29th, 2023

Michael B. Jordan had a lot of fun getting very goofy on a great episode of Saturday Night Live, and he even made an appearance as Adonis Creed.

William Zabka, Ralph Macchio, and Yuji Okumoto as Johnny Lawrence, Daniel LaRusso, and Chozen in Cobra Kai

Watch The First Nine Minutes Of Cobra Kai Season 5 And A Sneak Preview Of Andor Right Now

By Ben F. Silverio January 27th, 2023

Cobra Kai season 5 and Andor are among September's streaming releases, and now you can get a sneak peak at both shows.

And Just Like That, The Other Shoe Dropped

By Ariel Fisher January 26th, 2023

It made me wonder, how liberating is it to finally see your personal struggle with sexuality in a show that set the binary standard in your youth?

Arcane Spoiler Review: Netflix Spins A Visually Stunning Animated Epic Out Of A League Of Legends Adaptation

By Caroline Cao January 26th, 2023

Netflix has beat the video game adaptation curse with the stunning three-part animated series Arcane, inspired by the League of Legends universe.

Poker Face Review: Natasha Lyonne Is A Modern-Day Columbo In Rian Johnson's Delightful Mystery-Of-The-Week Show

By Chris Evangelista January 25th, 2023

Columbo fans are going to love this.

Shrinking Review: A Thorny But Charming Dramedy With Depth

By Josh Spiegel January 23rd, 2023

A winning role for Harrison Ford.

Aubrey Plaza And Tons Of Cameos Shake Up Saturday Night Live, But Weekend Update Steals The Show

By Ethan Anderton January 22nd, 2023

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.

Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre

Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tale Of The Macabre Review: A Mid-Tier Adaptation That Leaves Us Wanting More

By Lex Briscuso January 13th, 2023

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

Logan Lerman and Jennifer Jason Leigh in Hunters season 2

Hunters Season 2 Review: A Messy, Truncated Conclusion To An Otherwise Profound Series

By Ariel Fisher January 12th, 2023

Hunters deserved a much stronger final season than it was afforded.

The Last Of Us Review: A Thrilling, Character-Driven Achievement For Game Fans And Newcomers Alike

By Valerie Ettenhofer January 10th, 2023

Breathe a sigh of relief: The Last of Us is very, very good.

Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches Review: This Sterile Southern Gothic Lacks Bite

By Danielle Ryan January 6th, 2023

AMC's latest Anne Rice adaptation can't match the fun of Interview With the Vampire.

The Bad Batch's Tech, Hunter, Omega, and Echo looking at a battered landscape

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 Review: Clone Force 99 Grows Up A Little

By Caroline Cao January 4th, 2023

The second season is now streaming.

Kaleidoscope Review: Netflix's Heist Experiment Doesn't Elevate Itself

By Erin Brady January 1st, 2023

Kaleidoscope fails to make use of its risk-taking concepts.

Jodie Foster and Kali Reis in True Detective: Night Country

HBO Max 2023 Preview Offers New Looks At The Last Of Us, Succession, True Detective: Night Country, And Much More

By Erin Brady December 21st, 2022

There's a lot of good stuff coming to the platform in 2023.