The Innocence Files
Equally moving, informative, and infuriating, Netflix’s The Innocence Files is one of the best true crime series ever made.
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Netflix’s Meta Sitcom #blackAF Never Hits Its Stride
A review of the new series #blackAF, which premieres on Netflix on April 17.
FX’s What We Do in the Shadows Even Stronger in Second Season
A review of the second season of What We Do in the Shadows, which premieres on April 15.
Home Entertainment Guide: April 16, 2020
The latest films for streaming or Blu-ray rental, including Just Mercy, Little Women, and Underwater.
Some of the Spark is Gone in Season Three of Killing Eve
A review of season three of Killing Eve, which premieres on April 12.
Mrs. America
There’s something especially satisfying when a storyteller manages to draw out all the shades of such people—their failings and strengths, the wrongs they do others and those done to them, and above all, their inner turmoil, or chilling lack thereof.
Escape with Young Adult Drama Outer Banks on Netflix
A TV review of the new Netflix Young Adult series Outer Banks.
Netflix Sitcom Brews Brothers Goes Down Easy
A review of the new series Brews Brothers, which premieres on Netflix on April 10.
Epix’s Belgravia Breaks Societal Barriers to Enormously Satisfying Effect
A review of Epix’s six-part series, Belgravia, premiering Sunday, April 12th.
Quibi Launches Today with a Little Bit of Everything
A preview of the best of Quibi.
David Tennant Can’t Hold Together Frustrating Deadwater Fell
A review of the Acorn TV mini-series Deadwater Fell.
PBS’ Ensemble War Drama World on Fire Will Envelop You in Another Time and Place
A review of the WWII drama series World on Fire, which premieres stateside on PBS on April 5.
Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children
It creates a true picture of the impact of these murders and an argument that they were covered up by a city on the rise and maybe even a President who claimed to be color-blind.
Home Entertainment Guide: April 2, 2020
The newest on Blu-ray and streaming includes 1917, The Grudge, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and Leave Her to Heaven.
Shudder Launches Clever Series About the Legacy of Cursed Films
On Shudder’s new docuseries Cursed Films.
Apple TV’s Home Before Dark is an Excellent Family Mystery
A review of the new Apple TV+ mystery series Home Before Dark, which premieres on Friday, April 3.
Talented Comedian Carries First Season of Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show
A review of a new Netflix sketch comedy show.
Amazon’s Tales from the Loop Aims to Break Your Heart
A review of Amazon’s new sci-fi series, Tales from the Loop, premiering Friday, April 3rd.
Netflix’s Unorthodox Depicts a Melancholic Escape from Faith
A review of the new miniseries Unorthodox, now playing on Netflix.
