Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Review: Apple TV+’s Godzilla Series Chooses Bland Drama Over Kaiju Scares
The opening minutes of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters treat viewers to sight they long to see. No, not Godzilla. They see Bill Randa, the goofy …
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‘Black Cake’ Review: Hulu Book Adaption Is A Layered Story Of One Woman’s Journey To America
Hulu’s adaption of Charmaine Wilkerson’s debut Black Cake explores a mysterious family tree. It tactfully handles a family uncovering their mother’s complicated and often tragic …
Review: “Upload” Plugs in for a 3rd Season
In January 2020, NBC’s The Good Place came to an end. It was a bittersweet comedy about life after death and finding yourself in the …
‘Lessons in Chemistry’ Review: Brie Larson’s 1950s Drama Is a Jumble of Different Tones
Lessons In Chemistry stars Brie Larson as a 1950s scientist who uses her wasted talent to carve a career as a TV chef. Based on …
‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ Review: A Captivating Exercise in Terror
This piece was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the series covered …
‘The Continental’ Review: A Bold Action-Packed Addition to The World of John Wick
The Continental, a three-part Prime series, dives into the glamorously violent world of John Wick and the early days of The Continental Hotel. Set in …
Star Wars Ahsoka Review: A Sly Takedown of J.J. Abrams?
The onslaught of Disney Star Wars content continues with the release of Ahsoka on Disney+. Billed as a sequel to the animated Rebels, the series …
Every Doctor in Doctor Who, Ranked from Best to Worst
Doctor Who is among the longest-running shows in television history, not to mention one of the most iconic British TV series of all time. Since …
‘The Rings of Power’ Returns to Middle Earth in a (Much) Earlier Age
“Even before the first sunrise, there was light in the world.” The first episode of Amazon Prime Video’s Lord of the Rings: The Rings of …
‘Quantum Leap’ Revival Is Worth Tuning in For
“Theorizing that one could time travel within his own lifetime, Dr. Samuel Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator, and vanished…” Nearly 30 years later, …