Touring After the Apocalypse Episode 1 is a delightful way to start a series, with plenty of beautiful moments and some serious mystery lurking beneath. 

The Smashing Machine can’t escape its underwhelming sports biopic notes to become a shining story of struggle at the dawn of MMA fighting.

While not groundbreaking, Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White Guardian is a respectable and enjoyable entry in the Atelier series.

My Hero Academia Episode 160 kicks off the final season with a bang, featuring epic fight sequences and powerful emotional moments.

Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 7 is another series high, despite hitting a sour note with the character of Auggie Smith.

Steve (2025) is a real, sensitive, albeit somewhat dull look at 24 hours at a last-chance boy’s school starring a deeply caring Cillian Murphy.

Hades 2 is the perfect sequel, amplifying the best parts of the original while meaningfully adding to world.

Apple TV+’s The Lost Bus stars America Ferrera and Matthew McConaughey and tells a more than interesting “true story.”

Crime Scene Zero is the latest reality series on Netflix, which struggles to find its footing due to poor pacing and a divisive hook.

Prime Video’s Play Dirty is a heist movie that aims to keep filling the void of the direct-to-DVD age and for the most part it works.

This Monster Wants to Eat Me Episode 1 delivers a strong entry point as we get to understand our protagonist, the grieving Hinako.

Hotel Costiera Season 1 is well worth your time, but more importantly, it continues Prime Video’s nostalgic television push.