Streaming TV Shows and Movies to Look Forward to in June: Every Summer After, Not Suitable for Work, The Agency
The Agency and Sweet Magnolias return to streaming services in June. Plus, we’ve got the scoop on new shows like Every Summer After and Not Suitable for Work.
Rivals Season 2 Episode 5 Review
Venturer’s attempts to make a splash in new programming lead to some shocking betrayals. Read on for our review of Rivals Season 2 Episode 5.
What to Expect from The Way Home Season 4 Episode 7: Working My Way Back to You
Elliot finally gets some answers about his mom on The Way Home Season 4 Episode 7, “Working My Way Back to You.” Read on for a preview.
The Four Seasons Season 2 Review: A Funny and Surprisingly Emotional Return
New dynamics and further character development make The Four Seasons Season 2 especially satisfying to watch. Read on for our review!
X-Men ’97 Season 2 Trailer: Apocalypse Reigns Supreme in the Past and Future
The trailer for X-Men ’97 Season 2 finds the mutant heroes split in time: the harsh past of Egypt’s deserts and an Apocalyptic future. Read on for the details!
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Chunnel
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Season 1 Episode 3, “Chunnel,” kicks the narrative into high gear as Paula falls further down the rabbit hole. Read our review.
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder Season 2 Review: A Stellar Adaptation of Holly Jackson’s Good Girl, Bad Blood
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder Season 2 is a stellar adaptation of the second installment in Holly Jackson’s trilogy, Good Girl, Bad Blood, with almost every single book-to-screen change enriching the story. Read our review!
Tracker Season 3 Episode 22 Review: The Best Ones
Tracker Season 3 Episode 22, “The Best Ones,” is an epic season finale that answers many highly anticipated questions while introducing another mystery involving Colter Shaw’s father for the next season. Read our review!
Ladies First Review: A Fun but Predictable Comedy of Gender Role Reversals
Netflix’s Ladies First, starring Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike, has some solid and some cringey humor, but is ultimately a very tame take on chauvinism. Read on for our review!
Chicago Fire Season 14 Episode 21 Review: Thank You
Chicago Fire Season 14 comes to an end, leaving viewers with the biggest cliffhanger. Read our review to find out more about what may happen next!