TV
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‘Black and Missing’ Highlights a Media Blindspot and its Consequences
We review the HBO documentary series, which follows the Black and Missing Foundation in its efforts to spread awareness about missing persons of color.
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After Years of Anticipation, ‘The Wheel of Time’ Falls Flat
FSR chief television critic Valerie Ettenhofer says it’s hard to engage with Amazon’s new high fantasy series thanks to its middling CGI and overstuffed mythology.
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The Camera of ‘Succession’ Wants a Seat at the Table
The camerawork in ‘Succesion’ would be deemed “imperfect” in other contexts. Here’s why it serves the show’s narrative without you even knowing it.
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‘Dexter: New Blood’ Delivers The Same Old Thrills
The sequel season of the popular serial killer thriller isn’t saying anything new, but it is entertaining.
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‘The Book of Boba Fett’ Could Finally Free Us From The Skywalkers
The trailer is a gangster’s paradise without a single lightsaber or Jedi in view. Can ‘Star Wars’ finally allow such a thing?
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Re-entering the Void with the Best Episode of ‘True Detective’
The surreal HBO series’ first-season midpoint — “Who Goes There?” — careens into epically cinematic chaos.
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The Season Finale of ‘Creepshow’ Hits a High With ‘Drug Traffic’
Here’s our review of Creepshow’s finale, which boasts a high and a low for Season 3.
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‘Creepshow’ Goes Full ‘Twilight Zone’ and Stiffs a Good Guy in “Time Out”
The Creep has left karma out of the picture all together with this week’s tales of terror.
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10 Best Horror TV Shows
There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture. These are the ten best horror television shows.