Documentary About Harvey Weinstein More Unsettling Than Any Horror Movie
Hulu's Untouchable is a relentless accounting of the mogul's sexual misdeeds.
Glenn Garvin TV Reviews
Like the Best of Motown Songs, Hitsville Rises to the Top
This Showtime documentary sings. You should listen.
Fear the Surfing Dead!
Wave of zombie apocalypse stories reaches a very literal—and absurd—destination.
Summer Television Serves Up Some Femmes Fatale
Reviews of campy Why Women Kill and documentary Manson: the Women
New Woodstock Documentary Should Make Boomers Question Their Accomplishments
If a chaotic concert that nearly failed "defined a generation," what does that actually mean?
Veronica Mars Is Back and as Scrappy as Ever
Fourth season of iconic murder mystery show is on Hulu.
HBO's Terse Share Confuses as Much as It Illuminates
An original movie about sexual trauma doesn't take the easy route.
Pearson Flops as a Sequel to USA's Wild Suits
How can a show about Chicago's squalid corruption have so little to actually say?
She Told Him to Kill Himself. He Did. Should She Be Held Responsible?
HBO documentary explores teen’s culpability in boyfriend’s suicide.
The Loudest Voice Turns Roger Ailes into a Cartoon
There was a lot more to the Fox News boss than just vicious villainy.
When They See Us Is Compelling Storytelling, but Not All Rings True
A meticulous re-enactment of the misbegotten prosecution of the Central Park Five gets a lot right.
City on a Hill Is Boston's Answer to The Wire
Crime, dysfunction, and corruption in Beantown
Big Little Lies Returns with Bigger Lies, Stars
Meryl Streep adds more comic menace to the over-the-top HBO drama.
Deadwood Returns for More Violence, Cussing, and Mayhem Amid a Changing World
Movie treads the familiar grounds of the beloved, abruptly canceled HBO show.
Hulu Doesn't Grasp Catch-22's Deep Anger
Joseph Heller's opus is drained of power in this tepid adaptation.
The Kids Are All Forgettable in Netflix's The Society
Pack of abandoned teens don’t seem to care what happened, and neither will you.
HBO's Chernobyl Presents Catastrophic History as Horror
A miniseries about the deadly nuclear disaster that marked the doom of the Soviet Union
Teen Heart Transplant Leads to Broody Chills in Chambers
Netflix show gives an old horror trope new life. Also, there’s Uma Thurman.
The Abortion Divide Shows a Fight Growing Ever More Bitter
PBS documentary illustrates two sides pushing even further apart.
A Tangled, Toxic Dance Brings Fosse/Verdon to Life
Sam Rockwell, Michelle Williams star in FX miniseries about troubled life of famous choreographer.
The Highwaymen Tells the Bonnie and Clyde Story from the Deputies' Perspective
Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson lead a brutal chase across Texas.
Marcia Clark Demands an O.J. Simpson Redo in The Fix
Thinly veiled ABC drama blames the jury for flaws in the case.
Come of Age in the New Millennium with Teen Comedy Pen15
Is it already time to feel nostalgia over growing up less than 20 years ago? Maybe.
Now Apocalypse Blends Its Trashy Sex With Sincere Affection
Mind the dildos in Gregg Araki's latest.
You've Seen Whiskey Cavalier a Million Times Before, But There's Still Fun to Find
Throw another "Will they or won't they?" spy thriller show onto the schedule.
Missing The Americans? Check Out The Enemy Within
NBC will save you from a drought in spy thrillers.
Predator Documents Child Sex Abuse—and the Lackluster Response—in Indian Communities
Rather than investigating claims against a pediatrician, he was shuffled around. Sound familiar?
I Am the Night Plunges into L.A.'s Rich Dark Noir
If only it weren't so dreadfully slow to dive in.
Seth Rogen Serves Up '80s Wall Street Dark Comedy with Black Monday
Cocaine! Lamborghinis! Don Cheadle!
Vampires, Witches, and Aliens: Television's Winter Premieres Escaped from Halloween
Two book series adaptations and a sci-fi melodrama reboot launch next week.
The Best of Television (and Streaming) for 2018
How much longer will we even have a concept of "prime time" broadcasts?
Spend Christmas Reminiscing About Hollywood's Golden Age
Documentaries explore film industry's history, Marilyn Monroe's past.
Sabrina Offers Up Christmas With Satan, Not Santa
A very witchy holiday special on Netflix
Syfy's Adaptation of George R.R. Martin's Nightflyers Mangles a Ghost Story in Space
The show's derivative mimickry of time-skipping ruins the tension.
There's Not Much Truth Found in HBO's Lazy Robot Panic Documentary
If Skynet looms on the horizon, you won't find the evidence here.
Thriller The Little Drummer Girl Finally Gets the Miniseries Treatment It Needed
AMC turns le Carre's spy novel into six-hour epic.
Manipulation and Sheer Boredom at Heart of Compelling Prison Escape Docudrama
Showtime recreates infamous 2015 caper from upstate New York.
Inside the Sheer Bonkers Nuttiness of North Korea's Kim Dynasty
If they weren't a family of ruthlessly violent dictators, they'd be a reality television show.
Grisly, Amoral Fun Found in Hulu Anthology Series Into the Dark
Think Alfred Hitchcock, not Rod Serling.
Julia Roberts Anchors Hitchcockian Mystery Homecoming
Based on a podcast, Amazon Prime series a suspenseful tale about memory gaps.
The CW's Vampire Diaries Spin-Off Lacks Real Bite
But ABC's The Conners is better than you'd expect
There's Nothing Charming About This Charmed Reboot
Nathan Fillion, however, brings his easy-going charisma to The Rookie.
The O.C. Meets Friday Night Lights in Derivative All American
CW's latest teen drama seems awfully familiar.
The State of Sitcoms on Primetime Television Remains Dire
Three new shows will make you ask, "Am I supposed to laugh here?"
Murphy Brown Revival Forgets Its Roots in Desperate Attempt to Join the Resistance
It's neither funny, nor insightful. Why did it even come back?
