Category: TV Movies
May December Review: Impeccable Performances Not Overshadowed By Tone
May December is full of amazing performances, especially by Charles Melton, but the tone may divide opinions. Read our review.
Good Burger 2 Review: The Silly Charm Of The Original But With Slight Maturity
Kenan and Kel make you realize how much you miss them on screen together in this fun, silly, and endearing sequel. Read our review.
Rustin Review: An Impactful Story of a Life and a Movement
Rustin explores the life of the man who led the March on Washington. It tells a story of hard work, friendship, triumph and peaceful resistance at a time we need to hear it as much as ever.
Quiz Lady Review: A Fun, Sweet Sisterly Buddy Comedy
Awkwafina and Sandra Oh’s turn as sisters in this delightful buddy comedy will warm your hear. Read on for our Quiz Lady review!
Fingernails Review: Chemistry Abound, But the Story is Lacking
What if you knew that you and your partner are really in love courtesy of a test wherein the truth lies in your fingernail? Read our review of Fingernails!
Heather Graham and Brandy Norwood Have the ‘Best. Christmas. Ever!’ in Trailer for Netflix Movie
Are you ready for a splendiferous time this holiday season? Then you’ll want to cozy up with Netflix’s Best. Christmas. Ever!, premiering next month.
15 Must-Watch Streaming Original Films With a Hispanic Lead
We’re shining a spotlight on some of the streaming original films that have broken free from stereotypes and promote genuine Hispanic representation.
A First Look at ‘The Holiday Shift’ and ‘How to Fall in Love by the Holidays’
Two new holiday titles are coming to The Roku Channel this holiday season! The Holiday Shift and How to Fall in Love by the Holidays will premiere in November.
A First Look at Prime Video’s ‘Candy Cane Lane’ Starring Eddie Murphy and Tracee Ellis Ross
The 12 Days of Christmas come to life in Prime Video’s Candy Cane Lane, starring Eddie Murphy and Tracee Ellis Ross. Read on for a first look at the movie!
Appendage Review: Giving A New Meaning to Self Care
Hulu’s latest horror film acquisition, Appendage, takes on a specific aspect of the human experience in an incredibly unique way that is somehow gross and kind of beautiful. Read on for our review!