Syfy's Nightflyers Is a Dull, Muddled George RR Martin Adaptation

Josh Bell Nov 30, 2018

The Walking Dead Returns to Its Horror Roots With 'Evolution'

Alexandra August Nov 25, 2018

Season 9 makes good on its promise to return The Walking Dead to its roots with "Evolution," the first truly terrifying episode in a long time.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Takes On a New Role in 'Stradivarius'

Alexandra August Nov 18, 2018

Daryl Dixon is drawn out of the woods, and back into the communities, by new responsibility in The Walking Dead episode "Stradivarius."

REVIEW: Origin Delivers Entertaining B-Movie-Style Sci-Fi

Josh Bell Nov 13, 2018

Paul W.S. Anderson's Origin gives YouTube a fun sci-fi series combining Lost in Space with Lost... in space.

The Walking Dead Bids a Fitting Farewell to Rick in 'What Comes After'

Alexandra August Nov 4, 2018

Andrew Lincoln's final episode of The Walking Dead, "What Comes After," sends off Rick Grimes in style ... and then some.

Amazon's Homecoming Is an Effective Adaptation of the Conspiracy Thriller Podcast

Josh Bell Nov 1, 2018

Julia Roberts debuts in her first-ever regular television role, helping to make Amazon's Homecoming a mostly successful adaptation of the podcast.

REVIEW: Kevin Williamson Ineptly Remixes Fairy Tales in Tell Me a Story

Josh Bell Oct 31, 2018

CBS All Access' Tell Me a Story flounders from that start by never fully committing to its fairy tale premise.

REVIEW: For Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Fearless Ambition Pays Off

Kevin Melrose Oct 16, 2018

Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina fearlessly combines its horror movie and comics influences for a fun, and frightening, coming-of-age story.

REVIEW: In Light as a Feather, Generic Teens Face Generic Horror

Josh Bell Oct 12, 2018

Hulu's adaptation of Light As A Feather offers nothing but cheap jump scares, boring teen romance and a generic supernatural menace.

REVIEW: The Charmed Reboot Offers a Clever, Entertaining Update on a Classic

Josh Bell Oct 12, 2018

The CW's Charmed reboot brings a bit of The WB's spark to the network, in all the right ways.

REVIEW: Haunting of Hill House Gets Weighed Down By Turgid Family Drama

Josh Bell Oct 8, 2018

Netflix's adaptation of The Haunting of Hill House delivers genuine scares, but they're frequently overshadowed by the dysfunction of the Crain family

The Walking Dead - [SPOILER]'s Death Was So Overdue, It Undermined the Twist

Alexandra August Oct 7, 2018

This character survived on The Walking Dead far longer than they had any right, but the Season 9 premiere put an end to all that.

Review: Titans Offers As Much Action & Violence As It Does Profanity

Kevin Melrose Oct 4, 2018

DC Universe's dark and violent Titans probably isn't the series fans hoped for, but it delivers action, mystery and (just maybe) a little fun.

Review: Star Wars Resistance Is Fun Comfort Food For Franchise Fans

Kevin Melrose Oct 2, 2018

Star Wars Resistance reassembles familiar elements from across the saga's history into something that's not entirely new yet still enjoyable.

REVIEW: Manifest Serves Up Underwhelming Sci-Fi Mysteries & Melodrama

Josh Bell Sep 23, 2018

A relic from the era of LOST clones, NBC's new sci-fi drama Manifest presents a high-concept mystery but stumbles in the follow-through,

REVIEW: The Magnum P.I. Reboot Is Silly, Escapist Fun

Josh Bell Sep 21, 2018

Jay Hernandez effortlessly slides into the role made iconic by Tom Selleck in CBS's charming reboot of the '80s crime drama Magnum PI.

REVIEW: The Dragon Prince Is a Charming Fantasy, But It's No Avatar

Kevin Melrose Sep 13, 2018

Netflix's new fantasy adventure The Dragon Prince succeeds on the strength of its endearing characters, not its derivative setting.

REVIEW: Angsty Astronauts Prepare for Space Travel in Hulu's Sluggish Drama The First

Josh Bell Sep 11, 2018

Sean Penn's starpower isn't enough to help Hulu's The First achieve enough velocity for a successful take off.

REVIEW: Jim Carrey Is a Sad TV Host in the Mopey Dramedy Kidding

Josh Bell Sep 7, 2018

Jim Carrey's new series casts the comic as a tragic Mister Rogers type character, but never brings the laughs it promises.

REVIEW: Iron Fist Improves On Season 1, But Still Fails Danny Rand

Kevin Melrose Sep 5, 2018

The streamlined second season of Marvel's Iron Fist is an improvement on the first, but its title character is overshadowed by the supporting players.