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Rutherford Falls (Peacock)

Rutherford Falls Finds Laughs in a Timelier and Thornier Look at Small-Town America: Review

The new Peacock comedy from Michael Schur goes to the darker places that Parks and Recreation avoided.

Josh Spiegel April 21, 2021

Sasquatch (Hulu)

Sasquatch Finds Scarier Things in the Woods Than Bigfoot: Review

Clint Worthington April 20, 2021

Big Shot (Disney+)

Big Shot Scores While Relying on Familiar Sports Tropes: Review

Josh Spiegel April 19, 2021

Mare of Easttown (HBO)

Mare of Easttown Shows the Emotional Labor of Caregiving: Review

Jenn Adams April 18, 2021

The Circle (Netflix)

Netflix Strikes Reality Television Gold with Season Two of the Trendy, Bubbly The Circle: Preview

Lauren Coates April 20, 2021

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Dad Stop Embarrassing Me (Netflix)

Netflix’s Dad Stop Embarrassing Me! Falls Short as a Hip Family Sitcom: Review

The new Jamie Foxx family comedy is almost too topical for its own good.

April 15, 2021

Them Explores the Horror of Suburban White Supremacy: Review

Them: Covenant Explores the Horror of Suburban White Supremacy: Review

Amazon Prime Video’s new horror anthology series exposes the fallacy of the American Dream.

April 9, 2021

Creepshow Season 2 Showcases the Range of Horror: Review

Shudder and Greg Nicotero’s cinematic time machine feels thematically relevant today.

April 4, 2021

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Made for Love Is Another Win for Cristin Milioti: Review

The Grammy-winning singer and actress is the clear MVP of HBO Max's new star-studded dramedy.

April 1, 2021

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