TV Reviews7.4/10
Five Years On, the Jungle Predator Still Hunts the Mysterious Leader of A Thousand Fangs
A commando plunges into the jungle to hunt a leader shrouded in mystery, in HBO Max's taut seven-episode tale.
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TV Reviews7.6/10
‘The Institute’ Review: MGM+’s Adaptation Earns Its Dreadful Premise
A boy awakens within a strange institute, amid children of gifts, while a haunted man watches from afar.
Lanterns Finally Explains the Mogo Easter Egg After Two Episodes
DC's Lanterns explains the Mogo Easter egg: why the planet is a Green Lantern and why it truly doesn't socialize.
TV Reviews7.5/10
The Slave Isaura Turns a Brutal Subject Into a Long, Necessary Watch
A tale of a maid born unto slavery, yet raised as a gentle lady, wherein cruelty and kindness contend within one household.
TV Reviews6/10
History’s Docudrama on the Gilded Age Titans Skimps on the Dark Side
A docudrama of America's industrial titans, from Vanderbilt to Ford, rendered with spectacle yet lacking moral ambiguity.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Eleven Years On, The TV Adaptation Of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell Still Holds Its Spell
A BBC adaptation of Susanna Clarke's novel, wherein two magicians wage a war of magic during the French wars.
TV Reviews7.2/10
Too Old to Die Young Review: Ambition Overreach — 7.2/10
A grieving officer falls into a nightmare of hired killers, Yakuza soldiers, and cartel assassins in this ambitious crime drama.
TV Reviews8/10
Eight Years On, Wolf Still Turns Every Ordinary Room Into A Trap
A Turkish crime drama of war and family, where every mission costs a soul, and loss is the true enemy.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Nine Years On, The 32-Episode Hitman-Doctor Drama Still Packs A Punch
A Turkish drama of two souls destined never to meet, whose hearts defy all law.
‘Futurama’ Season 14 Ends With a ‘Final Ending’ — Then Jokes About It
Futurama's 14th season finale streams now on Hulu; the show isn't dead—just taking a breather before three XXXL specials.
TV Reviews6.5/10
‘City on a Hill’: Bacon and Hodge Carry a Premise Too Weak to Support It
A tale of two men in Boston, one old and corrupt, one young and idealistic, battling the sins that built their city.
TV Reviews7.8/10
‘Hernán’: Cortés Faces Demons in the Conquest of Mexico
A grim, supernatural retelling of Cortés's conquest of Mexico, blending history and horror in a tale of demons and empire.