Netflix’s Living with Yourself Offers Double the Rudd
A TV review of Netflix’s Living with Yourself, starring Paul Rudd and Paul Rudd.
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Home Entertainment Guide: October 17, 2019
The latest on streaming and Blu-ray, including Crawl, Annabelle Comes Home, Midsommar, and a great Criterion box set of Von Sternberg films.
HBO’s Watchmen is Like Nothing Else on Television
A review of HBO’s mesmerizing Watchmen.
You Would Be Best to Wipe USA’s Treadstone From Your Memory
A review of USA’s Treadstone, based on the world of Jason Bourne.
Jessica Biel Anchors Promising Mystery of Limetown
A review of Limetown, starring Jessica Biel and Stanley Tucci.
CW’s Nancy Drew is Just Ridiculous Enough
A review of the new CW series, which premieres October 9.
Into the Dark: Uncanny Annie
It’s impossible for a horror movie to haunt you if its creators can’t devise a single image or character worth remembering.
Home Entertainment Guide: October 3, 2019
The latest on Blu-ray and DVD includes Spider-Man: From Home, Child’s Play, and the Criterion edition of The Circus.
Incredible Ensemble Brings Gravity to Familiar Story of The Godfather of Harlem
A review of Epix’s Godfather of Harlem.
Walton Goggins Carries Surprising CBS Sitcom The Unicorn
A review of the new CBS sitcom The Unicorn.
Netflix’s The Politician is Ambitious but Messy
A review of Netflix’s The Politician.
TV Review: Two New Sitcoms Fit the NBC Thursday Night Mold
A review of NBC’s Sunnyside and Perfect Harmony.
TV Review: New CBS Series EVIL is a Show You Should Watch
A review of EVIL, a daring new drama from CBS.
TV Review: Shudder Revives ‘80s Anthology Classic Creepshow
A review of the series reboot of the George A. Romero classic Creepshow.
TV Review: FOX Looks For Their Own Hannibal in Effective Prodigal Son
A review of the new FOX series Prodigal Son, debuting September 23rd.
TV Review: New ABC Dramas Rely on Charismatic Ensembles
A review of two new ABC dramas, Stumptown and Emergence.
Home Entertainment Guide: September 19, 2019
What’s new on Blu-ray and streaming, including Booksmart, John Wick 3, and The Dead Don’t Die.
Netflix’s The I-Land is Almost So Bad That You Should Watch It
A review of Netflix’s The I-Land, the worst show in the streaming service’s history.
Ken Burns’ Country Music Series is Thought-Provoking, Joyful
The latest series from revered documentarian Ken Burns premieres on Sunday, September 15 on PBS.
Unbelievable
It’s a tough watch, but it’s a rewarding one, not just because it has one of the best ensembles of the year but because of what it says about hope and empathy.
