TV Reviews
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‘The Terminal List’ Review: Chris Pratt Is a Gun-Loving Killing Machine in Tedious Prime Video Series
Pratt plays a traumatized Navy SEAL in the Jack Carr adaptation
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‘Westworld’ Season 4 Review: HBO Series Morphs Into the ‘Matrix’ Sequel We Never Got
Still confusing? Yes. But the sci-fi show has now essentially been rebooted
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 2 Review: Cozy Hulu Mystery Remains One of TV’s Best Shows
Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez return for an all-new story on June 28
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‘The Old Man’ Review: Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow Spar in Fitfully Thrilling Adaptation
The FX series premieres June 16
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‘Becoming Elizabeth’ Review: Starz’s Teen Queen Historical Drama Is Engaging Yet a Little Creepy
While impressive performances abound, this story of teenaged Elizabeth I glosses over some of her story’s more traumatic details
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‘First Kill’ Review: Netflix Supernatural Romance Series Channels ‘Buffy’ to Disappointing Results
The new show chronicles the forbidden LGBTQ courtship of a monster-hunter-in-training and a vampire
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‘P-Valley’ Season 2 Review: Starz Series Is More Than Strip Club Spectacle
The new season tackles real-world events while continuing to push boundaries with its Black Southern representation
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‘The Boys’ Season 3 Review: Homelander Gets Even More Villainous as Prime Video Series Pushes Its Limits
The new season of the Prime Video series is more graphically outlandish than ever before
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‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 Volume 1 Review: Epic, Horror-Tinged Episodes Are Worth the Wait
The lengthy first seven episodes of the Netflix series’ fourth season premiere on May 27
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‘George Carlin’s American Dream’ Review: Indulgent HBO Doc Heaps Heavy Praise on Comedian
Directors Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio’s four-hour documentary chronicles Carlin’s life and career
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‘Night Sky’ Review: Sissy Spacek and J.K. Simmons Hold This Sci-Fi Drama Together
The Prime Video series follows a Midwestern couple harboring an otherworldly secret
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‘Angelyne’ Review: Emmy Rossum Transforms Into Hollywood Staple in Peacock Series
The 5-part limited series barely scratches the surface of the real-life proto-influencer
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‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Review: Netflix Goes Traditional in Uninspired Drama Series
Based on the books by Michael Connelly, the streaming adaptation feels like a network drama — for better and worse
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‘Hacks’ Season 2 Review: HBO Max Comedy Defies the Sophomore Slump
Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder find new dimensions to their relationship in the Emmy-winning show’s second season
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‘The Kids in the Hall’ Review: The Comedy Troupe Grows Up in Amazon Revival
The Canadian sketch group reunites for eight all-new episodes and embraces middle-age
