Reviews

Elizabeth Debicki and Imelda Staunton return in the final season of Netflix’s once-adored, recently iffy historical drama.

Nathan Fielder, Emma Stone, and Benny Safdie can’t save this exhausting new satire, which is now on Showtime.

Leftovers may be scarce, but you’ll definitely be returning to this one year after year.

The 33rd movie in the MCU is also the shortest, and that’s progress.

Bailey and Matt Bomer co-star in this heady, tension-soaked, fantastic take on the Lavender Scare.

The second season of Robert Kirkman’s superhero series makes a point of sticking close to the comic books on which it’s based, but that’s not always a good thing.

We really don’t belong underground… until we’re dead.

If the final twenty minutes don’t make you cry, the “dedicated to Ryuichi Sakamoto” end credit will.

Larson stars in the new Apple TV+ series – her first lead role on the small screen since 2011 – as a chemist turned cooking show host.