NOS4A2 Review: AMC's Horror Tale Is Too Slow and Mopey to Have Much Bite
After hitting the zombie jackpot with The Walking Dead, AMC is going back to the supernatural horror well once again with the creepy-crawly NOS4A2 READ MORE
Tuca & Bertie Review: Broad City + BoJack Horseman = Fine Feathered Fun
Are you already missing the urban misadventures of Broad City? Are you also impatiently waiting for the new season of BoJack Horseman to arrive? Then I’ve got the perfect show for you. READ MORE
L.A.'s Finest Review: Call in the Bomb Squad for This Loud, Dumb Cop Drama
Here’s the bad news: If you’re not one of Spectrum’s 14 million or so cable subscribers, you won’t be able to watch its first original series, the Bad Boys spinoff L.A.’s Finest. Or wait, actually, that might be the good news. READ MORE
Dead to Me Review: Netflix's Grief-Com Doesn't Want Your Damn Casserole
It feels a bit morbid to point this out, but grief has become a certified TV trend lately, with shows like Sorry for Your Loss, Kidding and The First all tackling the pain of losing a loved one. But Netflix’s new dramedy Dead to Me READ MORE
Fosse/Verdon Review: Big Stars Can't Jazz Up a By-the-Numbers Biopic
From the moment it was first announced, FX’s flashy new miniseries Fosse/Verdon — debuting Tuesday at 10/9c; I’ve seen five of the eight episodes — seemed to come with its own pre-written Emmy campaign. READ MORE
Twilight Zone Review: Jordan Peele's Revival Honors the Original's Legacy, Adds a Few Modern Twists
The Twilight Zone is one of the most innovative and influential shows in TV history, and anyone attempting to revive it has some mighty huge shoes to fill. But if you could handpick someone to produce a new Twilight Zone, wouldn’t you pick Jordan Peele? READ MORE
Hanna Review: Amazon Serves Up Another Flashy But Hollow Drama
Does Amazon have a drama series problem? I’m beginning to think it might, after watching the first three episodes of Hanna (debuting Friday, March 29), a competently made thriller that fails to strike any kind of emotional chord. READ MORE
Shrill Review: Aidy Bryant's New Hulu Comedy Cuts Fat Jokes Down to Size
Hulu’s new comedy Shrill is quietly revolutionary in the way it approaches its main character: SNL cast member Aidy Bryant stars as Annie, a woman who is overweight… and who is actually totally fine with that, thanks for asking. READ MORE
What We Do in the Shadows Review: FX's Majestically Silly Vampire Comedy Might Be the Year's Funniest New Show
Early on in FX’s terrific new comedy What We Do in the Shadows, we overhear what sounds like a typical argument between roommates about leaving food out too long. Only these roommates are also vampires READ MORE
Turn Up Charlie Review: Idris Elba Takes Comedy for a Spin (and Stumbles)
It’s nice to see Idris Elba smiling, isn’t it? After years of brooding as haunted detective John Luther on the BBC America cop drama Luther, the reigning Sexiest Man Alive is lightening things up with a comedy. READ MORE
