‘Russian Doll’ traps audiences in an wonderfully complex plot
At least once in someone’s life, they experience a phenomenon called déjà vu — the feeling of having already had
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TV Review
Viewers revisit childhood fears in ‘The Haunting of Hill House’
Once upon a time, horror was an art of the unnerving, leaving viewers with a lasting fear that kept them
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‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ casts a good spell on a dark storyline
If you love the original Archie Comics franchise and can’t get enough of the “Riverdale” series, “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”
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‘Jessica Jones’ season 2: Strong writing, poor pacing
Almost two years before “Wonder Woman” showed the world that the superhero blockbuster had been lacking a feminine touch, another
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‘Altered Carbon:’ A dazzling cyberpunk thriller
“Altered Carbon” is a Netflix adaptation of the Richard K. Morgan novel of the same name. Set 350 years in
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Review: ‘End of the F***ing World:’ Binge television done right
“For sale: baby shoes, never worn” was something Ernest Hemingway supposedly wrote when he bet his friends he could compose
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Review: ‘Black Mirror’ season 4: We’re losing power
Black Mirror” was the first show purchased from another network by Netflix, and since then its popularity has only grown.
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Review: ‘The Punisher’ explores issues of post-war violence
Calling “The Punisher” a violent, gushing blood-fest would be accurate, but would not do it proper justice. Behind its brutal
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Review: ‘Stranger Things’ season 2 lives up to its first
According to “Back to the Future 2,” Oct. 21, 2015 is when the future finally arrived. The sequel has always
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Review: ‘Sunny in Philadelphia’ tackles the 24-hour news cycle
So far, season 12 of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” has done a great job of creating funny, yet clever
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