TV Reviews7.8/10
A 23-Year-Old Anime That Still Makes You Believe in Wolves
A tale of wolves who wander a ruined world, following the scent of a flower to a paradise none shall enter save the beasts.
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Tag: Streaming
TV Reviews5.8/10
Nine Years On, The Bold Type’s Finale Closes the Books on Jane, Kat and Sutton
A look back at Freeform's The Bold Type, five seasons of young women navigating careers, identity and friendship at a magazine.
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Convenience Store Clerk Kills a Serial Killer and Keeps Hunting: ‘A Killer Paradox’ Review
A convenience store clerk accidentally kills a serial killer and becomes a hunter of evildoers in this dark Netflix thriller.
TV Reviews5.9/10
A.P. Bio Review: Jack Griffin’s Revenge Schemes Are Funny — But the Show Never Decides What It Wants to Be
A look back at A.P. Bio, the uneven NBC/Peacock comedy starring Glenn Howerton as a disgraced philosophy professor teaching AP Biology.
‘The General’: Buster Keaton’s 100-Year-Old Comedy Streams Free — and Inspired Modern Blockbusters
Charlie Chaplin's 1926 comedy The General is streaming free, a century-old stunt spectacle that inspired Dead Reckoning and Minions & Monsters.
TV Reviews4.9/10
‘The Last Thing He Told Me’: Garner Carries a Script That Abandons Its Own Mystery
A wife's search for her vanished husband leads into a corporate conspiracy thriller that explains nothing.
TV Reviews7.2/10
‘Elite Short Stories’: Nadia Shanaa’s Return to Spain Tests Her Long-Distance Love
A woman returns to Spain for her sister's wedding and faces her long-lost love once more, in this brief tale of doubt and memory.
TV Reviews8.1/10
‘Shobitch’: A Girl Who Takes Dating Too Seriously Earns Its 8.1
A high school romance unfolds as a naive class rep learns about love through research, in this earnest anime comedy.
TV Reviews7.9/10
A Grim Bug Hunt: ‘Cagaster of an Insect Cage’ Review
A grim, slow-burning anime of humans turned into monstrous insects, hunted by those who still hold humanity's name.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Rachel Harkin’s Wedding Dread Peaks Too Quickly in Netflix’s Something Very Bad
A bride senses terror upon her wedding day in the snowy woods, yet the tale never fully resolves its dread.
TV Reviews8.4/10
Aquí no hay quien viva: How Spain’s Sharpest Comedy Ran Out of Room For Jokes
A comedy of neighbors, sharp satire of social type, still holding up after fifteen years.
TV Reviews6.8/10
Six Years On, The Woods Still Catches You Off Guard With Its Quiet Terror
A prosecutor's search for his vanished sister leads into the woods of Poland, where the mystery grows cold before it resolves.