TV
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‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ May Be a Cartoon Comedy, But it is 100% ‘Trek’
The cartoon series happily lampoons your favorite franchise but never betrays the soul of Gene Roddenberry.
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‘Soulmates’ is a High-Concept Anthology Series That Could Use a Little More Concept
The new AMC series has some great performances, but its what-if scenario gets old fast.
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‘Monsterland’ Covers a Vast and Desolate Landscape of Horrors
The anthology series does not create fear with gore or jump scares; instead, ‘Monsterland’ delivers it through existential panic.
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‘God, the Devil and Bob’ Was a Misunderstood Animated Sitcom
Matthew Carlson’s short-lived series was the subject of much controversy before anyone had seen a single episode. The fury was uncalled for.
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When ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ Performed a Cinematic Magic Trick
With “Two Storms,” the series high point pushes the Crains to their emotional breaking point with the help of an unrelenting camera.
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‘Terror Out of the Sky’ Sees the Deadly Return of Savage Bees
Remember when killer bees were a real, legitimate, honest to goodness threat? Yeah, neither do we.
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‘Fargo’ Season 4 Unravels the Myth of America
Chris Rock and Jason Schwartzman lead the FX series’ latest season, which is set in 1950s Kansas City.
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Mark Mueller and Carl Barks are the Reasons You Love ‘DuckTales’
While you may not know the names Mark Mueller or Carl Barks, they were crucial in capturing your imagination regarding ‘DuckTales.’
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The Ending of ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ Explained
Hideaki Anno’s masterpiece ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ is a story of love and loss with a rather puzzling conclusion that may leave some viewers feeling cold.