Night Teeth On Netflix Review
Clocking at under two hours, this vampire turf war film is set in Boyle Heights, LA
Hollywood Review
You Season 3 On Netflix Is A Testy But Satisfying Return To Form
The series isn’t just existing but thriving – three years in a row. It’s thrilling, trashy, brave and bracingly wry
Succession Season 3 Opens Strong
The nastiest family on TV is back. The show is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar
The Green Knight Is A Lush, Layered Retelling Of Arthurian Legend
It leaves just enough room for interpretations and re-interpretations, much like its source text, and promises to grow richer with each subsequent viewing
Free Guy Is Great Fun But Stays Firmly In Frivolous Territory
The film is surprisingly effective as an escapist watch, immersing you fully into a videogame universe even as its characters strive to break out of it
Reservation Dogs, on Disney+Hotstar, is Rebellious, Warm and Sincere
Co-created by Taika Waititi, the eight episode series tells the story of four Native American teens in small town Oklahoma.
A Quiet Place Part II Is Not As Potent Or Innovative As Its Prequel
The sequel may not be a worthy successor, but it is packed with the same amount of sincerity and sonic intensity
The Guilty, On Netflix, Is An Effective Glimpse Of Police Work
Jake Gyllenhaal agonises, seethes and sweats his way through this (mostly) sleek, 91-minute-long thriller
No Time To Die Movie Review: Neither Shaken Nor Stirred
The question Daniel Craig’s swan-song confronts us with is how do we like our Bond? We like him vulnerable alright, but to what degree?
Midnight Mass Is A Thoughtful, Thorough Examination Of Faith
Longtime fans of Mike Flanagan will spot many of his trademarks in the seven-episode show, which finds the writer-director at his most contemplative
Star Wars: Visions Is A Fantastic Addition To The Star Wars Canon
The nine-episode show is not so much concerned with being an integral part of the Star Wars universe, as it is with creating something new within that universe
The Morning Show S2 Takes The Scenic Route To Arrive At Hard Truths
The show for all its faults, is a reflexive capsule of our time. The smug self-importance is organic to what it sets out to achieve
