Episode 6 is a dark but hopeful strike against the growing evil of Whitestone.
Dive into the dark past of Percival and the uncertain future of Pike as the party takes on the dark and dangerous Briarwoods of Whitestone.
From festering old wounds to the birth of new ones, Vox Machina shows that demons of all types tend to find them regardless of house arrest.
"Texas Chainsaw Massacre" plays out exactly like any other mediocre horror. I started to think the filmmakers just gave up at some point in the production, but that would imply that they were trying to begin with.
Even if it's not the best product of Star Wars, The Book of Boba Fett proves itself to be an entertaining series.
Tall Girl 2 was a cliché-filled, attempting-to-be-relatable, uninspiring, one hour and thirty-seven minute-long film that somehow managed to be even more uneventful than the first.
Game Freak mixed up their Pokémon formula to create a less than satisfactory game with Pokémon Legends: Arceus.
Laurel Hell marks Mitski’s sixth album and her first album release in over three years. With her previous success of Be the Cowboy, the “Nobody” singer certainly left fans on the edge of their seats, desperately hoping for a scrap of a new single—or at least the mention of a new album.
LP3 is self-aware and nonchalant, as if the band is beginning to accept some of the insecurities that were the subjects of their previous work.
Critical Role's successful animated series continues to raise the bar episode after episode.
Despite a few glaring issues, episode two of Critical Role's new animated series holds on to the promising future audiences were introduced to in episode one.
The long and shockingly popular road for Critical Role has culminated into a well-crafted and passionate animated series with a very promising future.
The phrase, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” has never rung truer than it does now. In the day and age where every good classic film has to be revived with multitudes of sequels and prequels, and no one can just let a franchise die, I find myself pleading — why Scream?
Doom Patrol's third season is a strong, albeit weird, addition to its series of dysfunctional superheroes.
Wes Anderson is back with a new pastel cinematic outing: 'The French Dispatch'; an anthology of blasé attitudes and whimsical storytelling that writers and readers will adore.
DUNE is a sci-fi epic for the ages; inviting the next generation to travel across space and time for years to come.
Back 4 Blood is the latest iteration of the zombie shooter that fans have been clamoring for, with plenty of content for anyone looking to quench their thirst.
Far Cry 6 is upon us, but it seems this entry in the illustrious FPS series is a far cry from greatness, even with new gameplay elements and familiar cast.
You season three retains its position in the Netflix pantheon when it comes to must-watch programming, but that does not mean it is exceptional.
