Crystal Lake Review: A Bloody New Chapter in the Friday the 13th Story

Linda Cardellini brings heartbreaking depth to Pamela Voorhees in a bloody reimagining that gives the Friday the 13th legend a new origin story.

Spoilers ahead for Crystal Lake’s first season.

Eternally Yours Review: “Halloween” — A Dinner Party From Hell and a Werewolf Scare

A disastrous dinner party, a suspected werewolf, and a broken magical relic make Halloween anything but ordinary for Eternally Yours' residents.

Cupertino Review: “A.J. & Buddy” — When Two Clients Put the Firm at Odds

When two business partners become opposing clients, Cupertino turns a prediction-market scandal into a fast-paced legal showdown with humor, tension, and personality.

Daddy Issues Season 1 Review: A Funny, Heartfelt BBC Comedy

In Daddy Issues, growing up is a family problem—and neither Gemma nor Malcolm is ready to solve it.

Eternally Yours Season 1, Episode 3 Review: “The Mistake” Turns a Vampire Gathering Into a Family Reunion

 

Max’s vampire initiation takes a hilarious turn in Eternally Yours when uncontrolled telepathy, buried family secrets, and a disastrous party threaten to spoil the celebration.

Cupertino Season 1, Episode 3 Review: “Juno” Tackles AI Accountability With High-Stakes Courtroom Drama

Cupertino delivers one of its most compelling episodes yet with “Juno,” a courtroom battle that raises unsettling questions about artificial intelligence, corporate responsibility, and the lengths technology companies will go to protect their profits. 

The Assassin Season 1 Review: A Sun-Soaked, Bullet-Riddled Family Reunion

 

A sun-soaked Greek getaway turns into a bullet-riddled family reunion in The Assassin, a wildly entertaining spy thriller where secrets are as dangerous as the killers.

Youth Episodes 5 and 6 Review: Ibiza Drama and a Romance Worth Fighting For

Can Alex and Patrick turn years of missed chances into a relationship that survives real life's messiness?

Cupertino Episode 2 Review: “Vik & Bo” Takes the Case Into Unexpected Territory.

Cupertino wastes no time showing what kind of legal drama it wants to be. Following a solid premiere, Episode 2, “Vik & Bo,” delivers two distinctly different cases, a family conflict, and an intriguing twist that pushes the series into unexpected territory.

Eternally Yours Episode 2 Review: Funny, Familiar, and Still Finding Its Bite

Eternally Yours keeps finding laughs in the awkward realities of being a vampire, but Episode 2 feels too familiar to truly stand out.

The Lowdown Season 1 Review: Ethan Hawke Leads an Offbeat Mystery With Plenty to Say

FX has done it again. Sterlin Harjo’s The Lowdown blends offbeat humor, family drama, and political conspiracy, with Ethan Hawke excelling as a journalist whose obsession threatens his personal life. Quirky, uncomfortable, and heartfelt, the series had me hooked by the finale.

Cupertino Series Premiere Review: A Comforting Legal Drama With a David vs. Goliath Twist

Sometimes, taking on Big Tech means fighting dirty—and the Kings know how to make that fight entertaining.

Line of Fire Season 1, Episode 3 Review: “There Are Two Wolves” Deepens the Mystery but Juggles Too Much

A plot targeting a federal grand jury is only the beginning of the Hollingsworth family's troubles.

Eternally Yours Series Premiere Review: A Vampire Comedy With a Bewitched Twist

What happens when your boyfriend discovers your family secret—and becomes one of the undead?

Lanterns (S1, Ep. 8) "Dirt and Stars" Season Finale

John Stewart finally learns that being a Green Lantern means trusting himself.

Youth Season 1, Episode 4 Review: Alex’s Life Gets Increasingly Complicated

 

At 50, Alex is learning that a successful career doesn’t necessarily make middle age—or her personal life—any easier to navigate.

Line of Fire Season 1, Episode 2 Review: Family Feuds and a Shocking Secret

 

Family drama gets messy as shocking secrets turn the investigation upside down.

Youth Season 1, Episode 3 Review: Alex Takes Her Midlife Crisis to Frankfurt

Sometimes a work trip is exactly what you need to escape your problems. Other times, it just gives you a new location to deal with them.

Lanterns Season 1, Episode 7 Review: The Jordan Legacy Changes Everything

The question isn't just who killed Hal Jordan anymore—it's what did Hal discover that got him killed?

Lanterns Episodes 4–6 Review: A Brilliant Character-Driven Comic-Book Mystery

 

Some comic-book shows are built around spectacle. Lanterns proves that the characters make the spectacle matter.