“Beef” Season 2 Review: Lee Sung Jin’s Anthology Returns Sharper, Messier, and Fully Alive
Creator Lee Sung Jin returns to the anthology format for “Beef” Season 2, this time trading road rage on the freeway for something far more suffocating: the slow-burning hostility of country club politics.
“Untold: Jail Blazers” Review — A Barbershop Conversation Years in the Making”
Netflix’s popular series “Untold” continues to deliver the good with its latest episode, “Jail Blazers,” which is directed by Sascha Gardner.
“Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom” review – a Sobering Look at Fame and Survival
Netflix’s Untold series returns with one of its most sobering chapters yet, turning its lens on two-time NBA champion Lamar Odom in “UNTOLD: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom”, directed by Ryan Duffy.
“Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen” review: Marriage Meets Psychological Horror
There’s a quiet, unnerving confidence pulsing beneath Netflix’s “Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen,” a slow-burn psychological horror series that understands that dread is far more effective when it lingers rather than lunges.
“The Plastic Detox” Review: A Sobering Look at the Hidden Health Risks of Plastic
The documentary “The Plastic Detox”, directed by Louie Psihoyos and Josh Murphy, and written by Mark Monroe, poses a simple yet unsettling question: What is all this plastic doing to our bodies?
Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip Turns a Campus Tour Into a Cultural Ride
After more than two decades behind the camera, Tyler Perry knows exactly what kind of movie he is making—and, more importantly, who his audience is. “Joe’s College Road Trip” doesn’t pretend to reinvent the wheel. Instead, Perry leans into the formula that has sustained his career for 21 years: big personalities, unapologetic humor, and a heartfelt message tucked between the punchlines.
Netflix’s “Vladimir” Review: Rachel Weisz Leads a Smart, Unsettling Drama
Netflix’s newest series, “Vladimir,” quickly immerses viewers in a chaotic world filled with midlife desire, academic politics, and the perilous allure of obsession. Adapted from Julia May Jonas’s 2022 novel, this eight-episode limited series features Rachel Weisz as a college professor whose carefully structured life begins to unravel following a scandal in her department.
“Reality Check”: Inside “America’s Next Top Model” review – Revisiting the drama, judges, and viral moments
There was a time when “America’s Next Top Model” was a must-watch for me. While stationed overseas in the Air Force, Armed Forces Network (AFN) became my weekly connection to home, and ANTM was an essential part of that routine
Season 4 of “The Lincoln Lawyer” delivers twists, depth, and a compelling case
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo reprises his role as the skilled attorney Mickey Haller in the fourth season of “The Lincoln Lawyer” on Netflix.
A sweet date night watch: “Is It Cake”? celebrates Valentine’s Day
Comedian Mikey Day reunites with Netflix for a special episode of the hit show “Is It Cake.” Following the success of the Christmas episode, it makes sense that Netflix would produce a Valentine’s Day-themed installment.
“Mike Epps and Family Deliver a Fitting Farewell in The Upshaws Final Season”
The final season of Netflix’s “The Upshaws” has arrived, welcoming back the patriarch, Bennie Upshaw (played by Mike Epps), and his family as they navigate life in the Hoosier state.
Sun-Kissed and Predictable: “People We Meet on Vacation Delivers Pure Rom-Com Comfort”
Netflix has enlisted director Brett Haley and screenwriters Yulin Kuang, Amos Vernon, and Nunzio Randazzo for the adaptation of Emily Henry’s bestselling novel “People We Meet on Vacation.”