Who better to helm Bret Easton Ellis's magnum opus, The Shards, than provocateur and master showrunner Ryan Murphy? On paper, everything about Murphy's seductive new series is a perfect fit. In execution, no other creative team could have pulled this off quite the same. There's a disturbing serial killer, a wicked game of cat and … Continue reading TV Review: The Shards
TV Review: Lucky – Season 1
Crime thriller Lucky, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, totally lives up to the prestige quality of many Apple TV titles. In fact, the series is so well-written that it could conceivably become a long running staple on the streaming platform despite being billed as a limited miniseries. Collecting an entire A-list ensemble—including genre mainstay Timothy Olyphant, major … Continue reading TV Review: Lucky – Season 1
TV Review: Elle – Season 1
It has been over twenty years since Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde. In that time, the public has moved on to other super cutesy movies like Barbie. Razor-sharp fashionista Elle Woods has faded a little into obscurity. The original film is still seen as a perfect time capsule of the early 2000s, and … Continue reading TV Review: Elle – Season 1
Tribeca 2026: Every Year After
Dipped in nostalgia and cozy lakeside atmosphere, Every Year After could be your newest summer obsession. Adapted from the popular novel, the show fully realizes the cozy town of Barry's Bay. At its core is an aching love story, realized across many years, bolstered by terrific chemistry from our leads. The show leans heavily on … Continue reading Tribeca 2026: Every Year After
TV Review: 56 Days – Season 1
Based on the novel by Catherine Ryan Howard, Prime Video's horny new erotic thriller series 56 Days arrives just as the genre has been experiencing quite the comeback. It trades pandemic-era Dublin for present-day Boston, but the whole premise would work no matter where it was set. Dove Cameron (Disney's Descendants) and Avan Jogia (Now … Continue reading TV Review: 56 Days – Season 1
TV Review: Bridgerton – Season 4
Dearest Gentle Reader, Lady Whistledown returns for more gossipy hijinks as Bridgerton boldly enters its Cinderella era! That's right—this time, the love story between maid Sophie (Yerin Ha) and hot Bridgerton brother Benedict (Luke Thompson) has been charged with the fairy tale energy of that timeless tale. This will come as little surprise to those … Continue reading TV Review: Bridgerton – Season 4
TV Review: Emily in Paris – Season 5
There's no place like Rome! Emily in Paris returns for a fifth season with a fresh coat of paint and an apt, albeit probably temporary, name change: Emily in Rome! All signs were pointed in this direction. We last left Emily (Lily Collins) relocating to help open a new Agence Grateau office there, also pursuing … Continue reading TV Review: Emily in Paris – Season 5
TV Review: The Creep Tapes – Season 2
After the breakout success of horror icon Peachfuzz on the small screen, Patrick Brice and Mark Duplass are back for seconds in Shudder's compelling slice of found footage mayhem. Similar to its debut season, The Creep Tapes finds the mysterious wolf-mask-obsessive "Josef" toying with an array of seemingly doomed victims, working his way through an … Continue reading TV Review: The Creep Tapes – Season 2
TV Review: It: Welcome to Derry
While visionary author Stephen King has more masterpieces under his belt than the average person, for this avid reader, none have hit quite the same threshold as his seminal classic, It. Forged in the sewers of fictional Maine town Derry and surged with the grimy DNA of an extraterrestrial cosmic horror, It left its mark … Continue reading TV Review: It: Welcome to Derry
TV Review: Boots
Inspired by memoir The Pink Marine by Greg Cope White, Netflix's 90s-era dramedy, Boots, takes aim at the homophobic realities of being a Marine during that decade. Gay people openly serving in the U.S. military was not legalized until 2011, well after some of the unfortunate events that take place during this compelling series. Undeniably, … Continue reading TV Review: Boots