Breeder almost lives up to its logline with a confident aesthetic and a spine-chilling central performance from Dot-Marie Jones.

Despite the CGI and its more formulaic monster-of-the-episode approach, Dead-End Job is a fun romp that’s as enjoyable as it is wholly relatable.

BritBox’s Ludwig Season 2 is another murder mystery hit from Britbox that wins you over with puzzles and humor.

Ghost in the Cell is a bumpy ride, with its strong, high-octane start setting expectations that Joke Anwar has to race to get back to.

Fatherland is a neat treatise on contradicting philosophies and how easy it is to feel homeless when the world presents itself as so binary.

Tank Chair Episode 4 features some lacklsuster fights and executions that leads to an underwhelming viewing experience despite its few revelations.

It’s overly romantic, a little condescending, and a bit sleepy, but The Only Living Pickpocket in New York will suffice.

With ample amounts of comedy, earnest romance, and heart, Tommy and Tuppence highlights the enduring appeal of Agatha Christie.

Blue Box Season 2 Episode 4 continues to focus on Yumeka’s past as she struggles to decide whether or not to reenter Chinatsu’s world.

The Apothecary Diaries Season 3 Episode 4 shows the development of Maomao and Jinshi’s bond while the former seeks out the missing encyclopedia.

My Happy Marriage Specials 1-3 sees Miyo and Kiyoka wedding arrive. But amidst the joyous preparations a troubling event unfolds.

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 3 sees Beerus clash with Earth’s strongest fighters when he disrupts Bulma’s burthday party.