Bridgerton Season 4 Review: This Outing Is Less Raunch, More Rom-Com
"Bridgerton" Season 4 is here, with a little less steam than previous seasons but a whole lot of swoon-worthy romance.
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Shelter Review: Jason Statham's January Action Thriller Gets The Job Done
"Shelter" aims higher than typical Jason Statham fare, but by taking itself more seriously, it loses the fun that fans love about his best work.
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Star Wars Fans Are Raving About The Darth Maul Show Trailer For One Reason
The trailer for the new "Star Wars" animated series, "Maul -- Shadow Lord," has fans excited for one truly impressive aspect of the upcoming show.
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Send Help Review: A Deliciously Unhinged Revenge Fantasy From Sam Raimi
Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien's chaotic dynamic in "Send Help" is hard to look away from, even in the movie's more gruesome moments.
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One Chicago's 2026 Crossover Sounds Awfully Familiar
The upcoming One Chicago crossover event involving all three shows sounds a lot like the kind of story another procedural franchise would tackle.
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Chicago Med Season 11: Was That Really Courtney Vandersloot In Episode 10?
It's rare to see a famous person playing themselves on "Chicago Med" -- or any One Chicago series -- but the show made an exception this time.
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Wonder Man Review: Marvel's Least Traditional Show Features A Beautiful Bromance
Marvel's new series "Wonder Man" is a breath of fresh air for the franchise that breaks free of its familiar cliches.
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5 Biggest Snubs And Surprises Of The 2026 Oscar Nominations
The 2026 Academy Award nominees are out, and so is the freshest discourse. We dig into the five biggest snubs and surprises to come out of the announcements.
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Ranking The Best Picture Nominees At The 98th Academy Awards From Worst To Best
The 98th annual Academy Award nominees are out, and we're ready to break down their selections for best picture, starting with their worst choice.
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Mercy Review: Chris Pratt's Sci-Fi Thriller Is Hollow And Soulless
"Mercy" wastes the talent of its cast with a soulless plot that fails to confront the potential dangers of AI.
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Who Is Jake William Casiano? The Dedication In The Rip, Explained
A dedication at the end of the Netflix movie "The Rip" is an emotional tribute to someone whose passing also played a role in the story.
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson's 2017 War Thriller With John Cena Is A Hidden Gem On Prime Video
In 2017, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and John Cena starred in this overlooked tense war thriller that can now be appreciated by Prime Video subscribers.
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28 Years Later's Breakout Star Is Even Better In The Bone Temple
Following his introduction in "28 Years Later," this actor's standout performance in "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" is one of the sequel's highlights.
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The Ending Of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Explained
Who comes out on top at the end of "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"? Is it the infected, the violent Jimmy gang, or no one at all? We explain all here.
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The Rip Review: Matt Damon And Ben Affleck's Netflix Thriller Falls Short Of Its Potential
Netflix's latest action thriller "The Rip" has a lot of potential, but sadly sells itself short by giving things away far too soon.
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Every 28 Days Later Movie, Ranked
"28 Days Later" reinvigorated -- and sped up -- the zombie genre, creating a horrifying, rage-filled world. We rank every movie in this great horror franchise.
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Starfleet Academy Pays Tribute To One Memorable Star Trek Guest Star
Starfleet Academy groundskeeper Boothby had a big impact on Picard and several other characters. Here's how "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" pays tribute to him.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Review: A Charming New Take On Westeros
"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is a charming, intimate, delightful series that'll change the way you look at Westeros forever.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review - An Exhilarating Sequel
"28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" is visually stunning, genuinely frightening, and a wonderfully weird follow-up to 2025's "28 Years Later."
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Biggest Unanswered Questions From Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
"Knives Out" was a hit, and now Daniel Craig hopes "Glass Onion" will once again make a killing. Here's a look at some lingering questions from the sequel.
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Chicago Med Season 11: Did Dr. Caitlin Lenox Survive?
When we last saw Dr. Caitlin Lenox on "Chicago Med," she was in grave danger. Now as the show returns from winter break, her fate has been revealed.
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People We Meet On Vacation Review: This Gen Z When Harry Met Sally Pales Next To The Original
The adaptation of Emily Henry's "People We Meet on Vacation" is charming despite its obvious similarities to romcoms that have come before it.
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Chicago P.D. Season 13: Adam Ruzek's Absence, Explained
With star Patrick John Flueger taking a leave of absence from "Chicago P.D.," his character Adam Ruzek's absence had to explained on the show as well.
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His & Hers Review: Netflix Murder Miniseries Has Shock Value But Lacks Smarts
Netflix's mystery series "His & Hers," based on the novel by Alice Feeney, starts off slowly before it spirals into an audacious ending.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Review - Hesitates To Boldly Go Somewhere New
"Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" tries too hard to please everyone, and in the process leaves no one satisfied.
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Primal Season 3 Review: The Most Experimental And Obscure Journey Of The Series By Far
While "Primal" Season 3 originally wasn't supposed to happen, Genndy Tartakovsky managed to pull of a triumphant ending to his animated action horror series.
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The Pitt Season 2 Review: Noah Wyle's Medical Drama Is Gross, Intense, And Still Great
"The Pitt" Season 2 has plenty of the drama and gore that fans have come to love from the unique procedural.
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