comedy

The Book of Clarence is a sonorous take on the biblical epic that leaves us with plenty to chew on while bouncing to a gorgeous beat.

Chaotic instead of kinetic, the film does a lot for so little. Ultimately Hulu’s Self Reliance is somehow a lot and nothing at all.

Colin From Accounts is an Australian romantic comedy series that brings too complete strangers together, bound by conscience.

D*cks: The Musical is one of the strangest displays of creativity and spectacle committed to screen all year, and probably long before that.

What We Do in the Shadows Season 5 is one of the series best with consistent character developments and laugh out loud moments.

You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah is a mixed bag as Adam Sandler and his real-life daughters endure the ups and downs of being a teenage girl.

Theater Camp is exactly the essence of camp, completely over-the-top but demonstrative of the transformative power of summer camp.

Down Low is a totally absurd comedy with a cast of gold and nearly the right mix of sincerity and moralizing in the end

The Out-Laws is one of the best comedies of the year so far, as Owen finds out his future in-laws are bank robbers when they rob his bank.

The Grand Tour: Eurocrash is the latest adventure from the comedy travel show, with the trio going on a possibly unique road trip.