Movie Reviews7.4/10
Brochant’s Perfect Victim Is the Worst Kind: A Review of The Dinner Game
A Parisian banker invites a clumsy clerk to his house, and the house becomes a feast for the senseless, a comedy of errors.
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Tag: comedy
TV Reviews8.3/10
Lieutenant Harina and Officer Ramírez Dig Themselves Deeper Into a Case Bigger Than Either Expected
A tale of two officers whose misadventures in crime exceed their station, and a case that proves too much for either to bear alone.
Movie Reviews6.5/10
Willis and Perry Trade Hits Across Suburbia in This Small-Scale Crime Comedy
A hitman and a dentist trade blows across suburbia in this crime comedy, where the chase never quite pays off.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Eight Years On, Alexa & Katie Still Earns Its Heart-Shattering Head-Shaving Scene
A review of Alexa & Katie, a Netflix sitcom about lifelong best friends navigating high school and cancer.
TV Reviews7.4/10
‘Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp’ Review: Campfire Nostalgia That Earns Its Laughter
A prequel to the cult classic Wet Hot American Summer, following the staff of Camp Firewood on their chaotic first day.
Movie Reviews5.4/10
Old School Review: Mitch-a-Palooza Saves a Fraternity Comedy That Can’t Explain Why
A comedy of three grown men who try to reclaim college glory by founding a fraternity, failing mostly to be anything else.
Movie Reviews5.9/10
The Pink Panther (2006): Steve Martin’s Clouseau Is Dim Rather Than Clever, But Sometimes Funny
A village idiot's clumsy quest for a stolen diamond amid a murder of poison, a pop star, and a chief inspector's ambition.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Azusa Slays Millions of Slimes and Becomes the Strongest in the World Without Even Noticing
A witch slain by overwork rises again as a level 99 legend, hunting slimes for three centuries and never once meaning to.
Movie Reviews5.5/10
Road Trip Review: A Long Drive, a Homemade Tape, and a Pulse Worth Holding On To
A frantic journey across America, a stolen tape, and four friends dragged into a panic none of them asked for.
TV Reviews9.5/10
‘Party Down’ Review: Comedy About Failure, 17 Years On
A comedy of failure, a party of caterers in Los Angeles, doomed to serve the wealthy while awaiting their great fortune.
Movie Reviews1.7/10
Matt Stifler Gets Sent to Band Camp in This Spin-Off, and It Never Quite Pays Off
A boy sent to band camp as punishment finds girls, rivals, and a bagpipe duel in this forgettable American Pie spin-off.
5 Great HBO Comedies That Almost Nobody Talks About Anymore
A list of five forgotten HBO comedies, from Tenacious D to High Maintenance, worth remembering before they vanish entirely.