‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ Complicates a Christmas Classic
Home Sweet Home Alone attempts to do what many have done before — bring new carnage to this chaotic Christmas classic. And once again, it fails to understand the magic of the original.
Chicago Fire Review: What Happened at Whiskey Point (Season 10 Episode 8)
On Chicago Fire Season 10 Episode 8, Boden learns the real reason why Jason Pelham has been a floater lieutenant for so long.
Doom Patrol Review: Amends Patrol (Season 3 Episode 10)
Doom Patrol’s season finale ends Season 3 on an optimistic note. Read on for our review of Doom Patrol Season 3 Episode 10, “Amends Patrol.”
CSI: Vegas Review: Funhouse (Season 1 Episode 6)
CSI: Vegas Season 1 Episode 6, “Funhouse” gives viewers a chance to cross “clown hotel” off of their bucket lists, and makes strong headway in the David Hodges case. Read on for our review!
The Lost Symbol Review: Order 8 (Season 1 Episode 9)
The Lost Symbol Season 1 Episode 9 returns to the mystery on “Order 8.” Read on for our review.
Batwoman Review: A Lesson from Professor Pyg (Season 3 Episode 5)
Ryan, Sophie, Marquis, and Jada have the most awkward and dangerous dinner ever on Batwoman Season 3 Episode 5, “A Lesson from Professor Pyg.”
Passing Review: Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga Transcend This Tender Character Study
Passing offers stunning cinematography, powerhouse duo Ruth Negga and Tessa Thompson, and a polished period piece rich with nuances of identity.
Supergirl Series Finale Review: The Last Gauntlet / Kara (Season 6 Episodes 19 and 20)
Somehow, someway Supergirl delivers a series finale that ties up loose ends and sets the Super Friends up for a bright future. Read on for our review!
La Brea Review: The Storm (Season 1 Episode 7)
La Brea Season 1 Episode 7, “The Storm,” sees the survivors preparing for a snowstorm while two of their own are exiled from the camp.
Critics Choice Association Announces Celebration of Black Cinema & Television Honorees: Ava DuVernay, Robin Thede, Kenan Thompson, and More
Ava DuVernay, Robin Thede, Kenan Thompson, and more will be honored at the Celebration of Black Cinema & Television, presented by the Critics Choice Association.