
Twenty Five Twenty One Review: TV’s Slowest Romance Earns Its Eight and a Half Out of Ten
A tale of fencing and fortune spanning two decades, wherein a girl of iron and a man of labor find love amid ruin.


A tale of fencing and fortune spanning two decades, wherein a girl of iron and a man of labor find love amid ruin.

A comedy of old age, of friendship between two men, of failure and laughter. The Kominsky Method, a good show, worth the watch.

Netfli's teen Sherlockian mystery The Irregulars is a promising London drama that stumbles on its horror premise.

A pill grants five minutes of power, then five minutes of ruin. Project Power is loud and thrilling, yet its script never quite delivers.

An 8-episode stream of messages between two teens in New York City, a notebook that refuses to sit still.

A study of a housemaid's memory, a crime of 1843, and the doctor who tries to recover what she has lost.

Eight teens in a hospice swear a pact: the first to die must prove the afterlife exists, in Flanagan's twisty teen-horror series.

Wit Studio president George Wada speaks on remaking One Piece for Netflix, new original anime LONA, and a new Japanese anime awards show.

A look back at Netflix's Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel, a documentary about Elisa Lam's mysterious death that refuses to answer the audience's questions.

Netflix's Move to Heaven follows two men who clean up after death, finding tenderness and hope among the belongings of the departed.

A teen romance about a dating app that hires a stand-in boyfriend, reviewed for its satire and its troubled romance.

A review of The Cuphead Show! Netflix's animated adaptation of the game, starring Cuphead and Mugman.
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