Netflix’s Space Force Launches, But Never Fully Takes Off
It isn’t what you’re expecting, and therein lies the problem… continue reading
Full Season Review
Dead to Me makes a lively return
Despite a recycled plot, ‘Dead to Me’ feels as fresh as ever… continue reading
Netflix hits a high note with The Eddy
With a lot of jazz music and realistic relationships to fill each episode, ‘The Eddy’ was worth the lengthy runtime… continue reading
Hooray for Hollywood
The new Ryan Murphy series presents a highly idealized version of Tinseltown… continue reading
HBO’s Watchmen was audacious, imperfect, astounding and way better than the movie
‘Watchmen’ from HBO ends its first (and maybe last) season as a shockingly great adaptation… continue reading
The Boys adapts another exploitive Garth Ennis comic to mixed results
‘The Boys’ takes a lot of huge swings at superhero subversion, and some of them pay off… continue reading
Set sails on the curiosity voyage of Stranger Things 3
The good, the bad and the Upside Down of Season 3 plus what Season 4 may have in store… continue reading
Dead to Me gives life
Five hours later, satisfied, and keeping secrets… continue reading
Good Omens is a delightfully imperfect adaptation of a beloved book
‘Good Omens’ cannot possibly please everyone, so it picks its targets wisely… continue reading
The sun rises and sets on One Day At A Time
Lear’s here with a reboot worth watching… continue reading
Fosse/Verdon looks at the life of the choregrapher and his muse(s)
Like frenzied fouettes, Fosse/Verdon lands fleetly of foot… continue reading
BoJack Horseman continues to be one of the best dark comedies anywhere
‘BoJack Horseman’ fifth season hits a familiar feeling of emotional rock bottom amidst epic comic absurdity… continue reading
Castlevania continues to be the best video game adaptation
The second season of Castlevania have plenty of gore and action for fans to enjoy… continue reading
American Vandal strikes again… this time with poop
Netflix brings back its most compelling and gripping show… continue reading
Disenchantment isn’t the next Futurama or The Simpsons… yet
Matt Groening’s ‘Disenchantment’ takes a little while to get going, but it ends with a bang… continue reading