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‘Katt Williams: The Last Report’ Review – You Are Now Watching A Master At Work
‘Cross’ Season 2, Episode 2 Recap – A Manhunt and A Familiar Face
‘Spartacus: House of Ashur’ Ending Explained – That’s How You Do A Finale
Movie Reviews
‘Katt Williams: The Last Report’ Review – You Are Now Watching A Master At Work
‘Mo Gilligan: In the Moment’ Review – An Evolved Musical Special That’ll Be Difficult to Top
‘Return to Silent Hill’ Review – A Dreadfully Dull and Nonsensical Adaptation
‘The Wrecking Crew’ Review – This Is Way Better Than You Probably Expected
TV Show Reviews
‘Cross’ Season 2 Review – Aldis Hodge Shines Again in Prime Video’s Dependable, Unremarkable Thriller
‘Wonder Man’ Review – A Marvel Series Without Any Superheroics… And It Works
‘The Beauty’ Review – Ryan Murphy Is Back Near His Demented Body-Horror Best
‘WWE: Unreal’ Season 2 Review – A More Personal Follow-Up Makes Some Smart Choices
Latest TV Recaps
‘Cross’ Season 2, Episode 2 Recap – A Manhunt and A Familiar Face
3.5 Summary Cross Season 2 gets the ball rolling properly in “Scatter”, developing the subplots and entangling them in the main story. Cross Season 2...
‘Cross’ Season 2, Episode 1 Recap – Three Finger Discount
3.5 Summary Cross Season 2 gets off to a bleak start in “Harrow”, with plenty of violence and grim themes. But the stage is capably...
‘Hijack’ Season 2, Episode 5 Recap – Down to the Wire
Honesty is the best policy, or so the saying goes, but I'm not sure Sam Nelson would agree. Throughout Season 2 of Hijack, he has been pretty understandably cagey, all the better to sell the inverted premise of Apple TV+'s claustrophobic thriller.
‘Shrinking’ Season 3, Episode 3 Recap – New Beginnings and Coming Ends
There's a fine line between happiness and crippling trauma. It's a line that Shrinking has tiptoed along beautifully since the beginning, and never more so than in Season 3, which has an inescapable spectre looming over it that it won't allow us to forget.