Pixar hits a home run with their first original series Win or Lose, an ambitious, emotionally rich, and playfully executed project that will effortlessly appeal to kids and adults alike.… …
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It’s hard to provide a proper review for the third season of Yellowjackets, but I’ll try my best. Only the first four episodes (of ten) were provided for review leading… …
With the third season of his hit series The White Lotus, writer, director, and creator Mike White continues to create television that sinks its hooks deep under the viewers skin… …
One of the most nerve jangling and sharply constructed limited series in recent memory, the innocuous sounding Apple Cider Vinegar is as acidic as its namesake and just as rousing… …
Creator Steve Thompson’s Prime Target is a terminally goofy, globetrotting espionage series that takes itself so seriously that it forgets to have a shred of fun. The Da Vinci Code… …
Rachel Mason’s heartbreaking and skillfully assembled three part documentary series An Update on Our Family looks at the darker side of family vlogging culture, and stands as a pointed cautionary …
A dull, dreary, and nihilistic portrait of American westward expansion, American Primeval mistakes realistic depictions of misery and suffering for actual depth. For all of its mighty, gory, overblown fury,… …
It’s impossible to talk about the new and breathlessly paced medical drama The Pitt without bringing up one of the subgenre’s most looming legend, ER. The Pitt is the brainchild …
Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action is a largely disposable and featherweight look behind the scenes of the most controversial “talk show” in the history of television
A wildly entertaining, naturally humorous, and jaw dropping descent into the world of online conspiracy theories, familial rivalries, and Elvis impersonators, Chapman and Maclain Way’s documentary miniseries The Kings of …