REVIEWS

American Doctor exposes the depths of pain and suffering being inflicted on the people of Gaza through the eyes of three doctors.

Driving home the idea of the integrity of memory and how it’s through memories that we survive, The Last Blossom is an unassuming gem.

Minotaur conjures the feeling of looking at an impressive, politically charged painting, but with little emotional power or pathos.

As a dark comedy and an exploration into a man’s declining mind, Arrested Memory is far more successful than the action procedural it aims to be.

The intriguing premise, the performances, and the historically accurate backdrop make Made in Korea Season 2 Episodes 1-2 worth checking out.

Marvel’s Wolverine has some good in it, but ultimately, feels too safe with repetitive combat, unanswered narrative questions, and uneven pacing.

Untold Mr. T: I Pity The Fool is mostly a celebration of the iconic bodyguard turned legend but its too short to do his life full justice.

For those who crave a more insightful and introspective reality dating show to binge, Badly In Love Season 2 is the one for you.

Black Cat Issue 14 is a commendable cosmic heist story, as Black Cat joins the Queen in Black event by hurtling into space.

Challenges of Doom: Spider-Man Issue 1 is a glorious exploration of two adversaries who couldn’t be more different, revisiting their first meetings.