Reviews

A mismatched buddy comedy with great action and lots of talk about food? Yes please.

We’re kicking off our Fantasia Film Fest coverage with a look at a creepy chiller finding dark mysteries in the woods.

Maggie Q almost makes it worth your time. Almost.

Raylan Givens takes on Detroit in the welcome, excellent revival season of FX’s neo-Western drama.

Five seasons in, the FX vampire comedy isn’t the sharpest it’s ever been, but it’s still worth a watch thanks to its always-stellar cast.

Apple TV’s genre-hopping mystery comedy returns for a star-studded, streamlined second season that’s better than the first.

A compelling and unusual kidnapping plot is hampered by messy writing in the latest Max miniseries.

Neo-nazis never learn, and now they’re paying the price for our enjoyment.

Season 3 of Netflix’s The Witcher features more beasts, more political scheming, and a surprisingly enjoyable bit of found family bonding.