REVIEWS

Future State: Superman-House of El #1 has a strong premise and solid artwork, but a story that fails to offer an entry point for new readers.

Behind Her Eyes introduces viewers to Louise. A single mother who becomes trapped in a twisted mind game when she gets involved with her married boss

Guilt and how you process it is the crux of The Vigil, a horror film from IFC Midnight, written and directed by Keith Thomas.

A LOT happens this week in Horimiya Episode 7. It is an intimate exploration of the entire cast, and sets up an incredibly realistic love triangle.

Kemono Jihen Episode 7 feels tonally similar to its premiere, diving into and confronting Shiki’s past trauma. It’s a hard watch.

Lee Daniel’s The United States vs. Billie Holiday is a jumbled effort highlighted by a brilliant performance by Andra Day.

It’s a Sin on HBO Max is a tragic, beautiful story of lives lived and lives unlived at the height of the AIDS crisis in London from 1981-91

In contrast to last week, Yashahime Episode 20 is one of the show’s best, seamlessly blending the show’s lore with a thoughtful glimpse into Setsuna’s past.

There are very few graphic novels that come into the market that are as timely as The Black Panther Party: The Graphic Novel History.

Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan explores how Rohan interacts with the human condition and brings us a look into this beloved JJBA character.