TV Reviews8.1/10
Skins at 19: Why Its Flawed First Season Remains Essential Teen Drama
A look back at Skins season one, the British teen drama that dared to show adolescence warts and all.
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Tag: Streaming
TV Reviews6.6/10
Banshee Review: Antony Starr’s Sheriff Lie Carries a Divisive Cult Classic
A tale of a con man who takes a town's sheriff's name and mantle, a slow-burn dread that rewards patience yet punishes impatience.
TV Reviews7.7/10
Telenovela Remake of ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Finally Arrives, and It’s Worth Watching
A Colombian telenovela based on García Márquez's tale of a rose seller whose memory fades yet never dies.
‘Adults’ Grows 40% In Season 2 As Hulu Cancels Similar Comedy
FX's Adults grows its streaming viewership 40%+ in Season 2, with international viewership doubling and critics score rising to 100.
TV Reviews6.7/10
Taboo Review: Hardy’s Ambitious Historical Drama Rewards Patience
A dark tale of a man returning home to claim his father's estate amid a crumbling empire and a secret that could sink it.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Ten Years On, ’40 y 20′ Remains The Slow-Burn Crime Story That Actually Works
A man vanishes from a police station, leaving his wife and daughter to uncover the truth across two decades.
Movie Reviews7.3/10
In Into the Wild, Emile Hirsch’s McCandless Walks Away From Everything — and Dies Trying
A review of Into the Wild, Sean Penn's moody drama about a young man who abandons civilization for the Alaskan wilderness.
TV Reviews4/10
Five Years On, Winx Saga’s Magic Is Darker but Thinner Than Its Predecessor
A dark, adult take on the magical-girl genre that fails to ignite its own slow-burning flame.
TV Reviews8/10
Jeon Soo-Kyung’s Star-Making Lie Carries The Queen of Flow’s 8-Year Weight Well
A janitor pretends to be a star to win a rich man's heart in this comedy-drama about identity and reinvention.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Nine Years On, Kakegurui Still Turns Its High-Stakes Gambles Into Sustained Fun
A tale of a girl cast into a school where wagers are made upon lives, wherein peril and jest contend in equal measure.