What to Watch on TV: Interview with the Vampire, Star Trek: Prodigy, and Evil
For the week of June 30th, our TV picks include Interview with the Vampire, Star Trek: Prodigy, Evil, and more. Read on for our recommendations!
Preview — Interview with the Vampire Season 2 Episode 8: Louis Seeks Revenge (Photos)
Louis seeks revenge on Interview with the Vampire Season 2 Episode 8, “And That’s the End of It. There’s Nothing Else.” Here’s a preview of the season finale.
Streaming TV Shows and Movies To Look Forward to in July: Those About to Die, Lady in the Lake, Sweet Home
Each month, streaming services roll out a bunch of new movies and shows. Here are our picks for what you’ll want to stream in July.
‘The Bear’ Cast Dishes on Ayo Edebiri’s Directing Debut, Certain Romantic Implications, and the Chicago Food Scene
The Bear cast dishes on Season 3, serving up new character developments, and dealing with the same old Carmy. Read on for more!
A Family Affair Review: An Entertaining Imperfect Rom-Com
A Family Affair isn’t a top-tier romantic comedy, but it has enough charm, chemistry, and laughs to be worth a watch. Read our review!
Space Cadet Preview — A Fun Fish Out Of Water Story For A New Generation
Space Cadet is a charming silly comedy similar to The House Bunny and Legally Blonde. Check out our preview before its Prime Video premiere.
Fancy Dance Review: A Touching Story of Family and Identity
Lily Gladstone shines in Fancy Dance, Apple TV+’s newest original movie about family and identity. Read for our review of the film.
The Boys Season 4 Episode 5 Review: Beware of the Jabberwock, My Son
The Boys’ latest episode packs an emotional punch regarding Hughie’s story while pushing the boundaries of gore and ultraviolence. Read our review!
Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 2 Episode 5 Review: Conspiracy vs. Theory
Voit ends up being in control of the situation once more on a new episode of Criminal Minds: Evolution. Read on for our review!
My Lady Jane Review: A Magical, Romantic Romp That Reimagines a Dark Period In Tudor History
Prime Video’s My Lady Jane is almost certainly like no story of the Tudor era you’ve ever seen before — in all the best ways. Read on for our review.