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‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’ is a show made to be binged, so Apple TV’s one-episode-per-week schedule is frustrating. Still, it’s a must-watch for fans of Tatiana Maslany.
Read MoreIn a world of film remakes and nostalgia-pandering sequels, the ‘Creed’ movies excel at passing the torch as a franchise by building on plot elements in the ‘Rocky’ series while still creating a meaningful new character.
Read More‘Living with Yourself’ stars Paul Rudd as Miles, a depressed man who fights with a seemingly superior clone of himself over who has the right to live his life in this Netflix comedy mini-series from 2019.
Read MoreTobey Maguire delivers a standout performance as American Chess Master Bobby Fischer, battling personal demons as well as a Russian opponent and Cold War politics.
Read MoreIn case you missed it when it was released in 2015, check out the unique first-person action adventure ‘Hardcore Henry’.
Read MoreFX dropped a surprise hourlong episode of its critically-acclaimed series ‘The Bear’ earlier this week, and it shows us once again how good the show can be when it focuses on one or two characters at a time, out of the frazzled restaurant environment of the show’s main setting.
Read MoreNetflix’s new bingeable series ‘Something Very Bad is Going to Happen’ is exactly what it says on the label: an inescapable feeling of dread spawned by a very creepy family planning a very strange wedding.
Read MoreShowrunner Lisa McKee has followed up her rollicking comedy ‘Derry Girls’ with ‘How to Get to Heaven from Belfast’, another rollicking comedy, but one with mystery, mayhem, and a touch of murder.
Read More‘Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model’ gives ANTM creator, host and co-producer Tyra Banks a chance to address some of the show’s biggest scandals…but does she take accountability for any of them?
Read MoreThe tables turn and turn again for Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien in director Sam Raimi’s ‘Send Help’, a tale of survival, power imbalance, and possibly female empowerment, depending on what lens you view the story through.
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