TV Reviews7.3/10
Thirteen Years On, This 2013 Film Still Gets Its Double-Life Plot Right
A woman leads two lives: one as a university student, one as a paid companion to wealthy men, in this Colombian drama.
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TV Reviews6.2/10
Daisy Jones & the Six Takes Its Time Before Earning Its Payoff
A tale of a doomed rock band, told through interviews, with two leads whose rivalry defines their fate.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Lieutenant Harina and Officer Ramírez Dig Themselves Deeper Into a Case Bigger Than Either Expected
A tale of two officers whose misadventures in crime exceed their station, and a case that proves too much for either to bear alone.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Space Cobra Review: Cobra’s Face Surgery and Memories Make for a Memorable, Flawed Anime
A weary man hides his identity, loses his memory, and regains it to reunite with an old ship and partner amid pirates and patrols.
TV Reviews7.5/10
She-Ra: Princess of Power Turns a Princess Into a Fighter — And Earns a 7.5/10
A review of She-Ra: Princess of Power, the animated series starring Adora and her sword of protection.
TV Reviews4.5/10
Gypsy Review: Naomi Watts’s Promising Premise Never Finds Its Legs
A psychologist's secret invasion of patients' lives grows tedious despite Naomi Watts's cool performance.
TV Reviews4.6/10
Octavia Spencer’s True-Crime Podcast Series Opens Strong but Runs Out of Gas
A true-crime drama with a great premise, but the pacing sags across three seasons, leaving only the first season worth your time.
Jensen Ackles Returns as Tracker This Fall — Here Is Every Detail We Know So Far
Colter Shaw returns to CBS this fall with a haunted past, a brother in danger, and a journey to Los Angeles in Tracker Season 4.
TV Reviews6.9/10
Eight Years On, Origin Still Suffers From a Premise Too Big for Its Own Script
A review of Origin, a spaceship thriller about strangers trapped on a broken vessel, with a solid cast but a rushed, predictable finale.
TV Reviews7.5/10
‘Dr. Death’ Turns Two Medical True Crimes Into Television, And Mostly Earns Its Trust
A grim chronicle of two physicians whose skill concealed a deeper cruelty, and a justice system that lagged far behind.
TV Reviews7.6/10
Staz Swaps Blood for Anime in Blood Lad, and It Mostly Works
A vampire boss and a high school girl cross worlds in this funny, heartfelt anime tale of love, ghosts, and blood.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Five Years On, Sexify Still Proves Polish Comedy Can Be Crude Without Being Cruel
A Polish comedy about a virgin student building an app for female orgasms, friendship, Catholic guilt, and awkward self-discovery.