TV Reviews5.1/10
Deception Review: Magic Show That Never Quite Finds Its Identity
A magician's fall from grace, a shadowy foe, and a secret he dare not speak — a tale of deception, told through thirteen episodes.
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Tag: crime drama
TV Reviews10/10
Suburra: Blood on Rome Review: Netflix’s Crime Drama Earns Its Divergent Third Season
A crime drama of power, corruption, and the people who dwell between the cracks of Ostia and Rome.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Hitchcock’s Weekly Thriller Anthology: 7.8/10 After Seven Seasons
A look back at Alfred Hitchcock Presents, the anthology series starring the master of suspense himself, spanning 268 episodes from 1955 to 1962.
TV Reviews6.9/10
Daniel Grao Anchors Ambitious ‘Stolen Away,’ But Its Own Weight Crushes It
A father's desperate search through Colombia's shadowy streets leads him into a labyrinth of betrayal, in this Spanish thriller.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Anya Taylor-Joy Goes on the Run in Lucky, Apple TV’s Tight Heist Thriller
A woman runs from a heist gone wrong, pursued by the FBI and a crime boss, in Apple TV's new crime drama starring Anya Taylor-Joy.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
Jackie Cogan Fixes a Mess Caused by Three Criminals Robbing a Protected Card Game
A hired man fixes a mess caused by three small-time criminals who robbed a protected card game. Brad Pitt leads a tight, talky crime tale.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
Twelve Years On, The Drop Still Catches Up With Its Own Robbery
A Brooklyn barman caught in a robbery, a severed arm, and a dog named Rocco — The Drop balances grim drama with quiet dread.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Eleven Years On, Trapped Still Makes Snowbound Isolation Feel Like a Sentence
A frozen village, a lone officer, and a corpse whose secrets will not die. A review of the Icelandic series Trapped.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Anna Friel’s Grief Carries Marcella, But Its Serial-Killer Case Never Quite Pays Off
A British detective returns to her old job after her husband leaves, weighed down by grief and guilt in this uneven crime drama.
Movie Reviews7.3/10
Green Street Hooligans Review: Elijah Wood and Charlie Hunnam Carry a Solid, Flawed Crime Drama
A review of Green Street Hooligans, a tale of loyalty, trust and the violent world of British football hooligans.
TV Reviews7.3/10
‘Lilyhammer’: Van Zandt’s Mob Boss Escapes New York — and Finds Trouble in Norway
A fixer hides in a frozen Norwegian town named after his dead dog, in a crime comedy-drama of wit and peril.
TV Reviews5/10
Freud Review: A 19th-Century Detective Story With No Central Case
A young Sigmund Freud investigates crimes in 1886 Vienna, but the case never arrives. A tale of missed opportunities.