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.
A review of the new series Brews Brothers, which premieres on Netflix on April 10.
A review of the new HBO comedy Run.
A review of Epix's six-part series, Belgravia, premiering Sunday, April 12th.
A review of the Acorn TV mini-series Deadwater Fell.
A preview of the best of Quibi.
A review of the WWII drama series World on Fire, which premieres stateside on PBS on April 5.
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.
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On Shudder's new docuseries Cursed Films.
