A stylish vessel of the past, Primetime asks its audience to decide what meaning to fill it with, and it’s worse for it. 

Black Torch has a premise full of potential. Despite that, the result is an anime that feels entirely too rushed and is more talking than action.

With a continuity error the size of Rushville and flawed logic in Lanterns Episode 6, the series has a tall order if they hope to rescue what’s to come.

Plastic Beauty explores the motives of those who seek cosmetic surgery and the criticism they face while mudding its narrative with melodrama

Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 3 Episode 13 spends the entirety of its time watching what if events play out.

Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story is made for simple people, true-crime-obsessed individuals who refuse to do more than idolize killers.

The Crow Club Episode 1 sets up a series that is willing to lean into the attraction, feed into the taboo, and still tell an interesting story.

EA Sports FC 27 rebuilds defending and Career Mode’s transfer market with real depth, even if The Grounds hasn’t earned its cultural ambitions yet.

The stakes have never been higher in Lioness Season 3, as the danger comes to Joe McNamara’s home in Taylor Sheridan’s espionage thriller on Paramount+.

The Debut consistently unfolds as an absorbing, fascinating exploration of the self, illuminated through the artificiality of the stage.

Carrie Episodes 1-2 do just enough to introduce us to the characters and the emerging conflicts that will lead to the “Black Prom” incident.

Kaiju Girl Caramelise Season 1 is a powerful anime that leans into dramatic storytelling using actual monsters to discuss the monsters within.