Reviews & Recaps

'Cocaine Bear' takes a basic idea – drug-addled bear goes on bloodthirsty rampage – and does very little with it.

The last two episodes are worth waiting for, and the previous six do some character- and world-building that are no doubt going to be important in season four.

Season two was satisfyingly longer (16 episodes) than most Star Wars content on Disney+, and despite having some filler episodes (which are enjoyable nonetheless), it still checks off enough boxes that make it more than worthwhile to watch.

Chris O'Dowd stars as a high school teacher whose life is upended when a machine that tells you your potential mysteriously appears in his small town.

HBO's limited series 'The Last of Us' showcases the best and worst of humanity after a pandemic crushes civilization and leaves the detritus of society behind.

A gargantuan box set adds two live concerts and more to Guns N' Roses' 'Use Your Illusion' albums.

In the end, the resounding message TWD leaves us with is that humanity's intrinsic nature is good, giving hope to us all.

Austin Butler's genuine effort to honor The King of Rock and Roll is undermined by director Luhrmann's stylistic excess and a truly terrible turn by Tom Hanks.

While the plot mechanics grind a bit at times, the powerful acting by Juliette Binoche and newcomer Hala Finley makes this one worth seeing.

This summer HBO Max broadcasted 'The Last Movie Stars,' a six-part documentary series about Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward