A modern-day epic, a murder mystery, and a true-crime sendup are all among the best TV shows of the year
Juan Barquin
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This year's best TV performances can be found in dramas like Succession and promising new comedies like Reservation…
The A.V. Club highlights some of this year's best, under-the-radar series, all of which you can stream right now
Lady Gaga’s evolution as a performer shows she’s ready to dive further into playful character acting through a…
The episodic anthology brings together 7 anime studios to create 9 short films, giving new life to the Star Wars fran…
The new adult animated series has nothing to offer but lazy cultural references and dated observations about queer…
The season-one finale, "Game Over," is obnoxiously self-aware, hollow, and outright boring
While “Feral” teases at Bigfoot, it ends up revealing itself as something more absurd without bothering to play with…
"Ba'al" frustratingly pivots the series away from humor and into the realm of horror that takes itself a little too…
Danny Trejo—that is, Santa Claus—comes to town to punish a group of very bad boys in "The Naughty List."
"Drive-In" uses a cursed film print to laugh at and with the kind of fans and filmmakers who take cinema too…
The two-part premiere, "Rubber(wo)Man," tries to do too much in too little time, but isn't without its fair share of…
The series finale wraps up a number of its loose ends while beautifully reflecting on the relationship at its core
"No Spark, No Light" takes the viewer closer to the end of Lisey's Story while also revisiting the inciting incident…
Julianne Moore, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Joan Allen get the chance to show what a great trio they are in the latest…