Kevin Hart’s new kid-friendly Netflix special is a shaky attempt to revamp his image after multiple controversies.
Arts, Television, Review
‘One Show Fits All’ Highlights Iglesias’ Personal Side
Gabriel Iglesias gets personal in his new Netflix Special ‘One Show Fits All.’
Arts, Television, Review
‘Black Monday’ Sheds Light on 1987 Economic Crash
‘Black Monday’ isn’t great as a comedy, but the storyline is strong, informational, and unique.
Review, Television, Arts
‘Unbreakable’ Cast Powers Through Lackluster Ending
‘The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ spreads itself too thin in its final season, covering various topics including sexual assault.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The Punisher’ Returns in Full Force for Second Season
Marvel’s Netflix series ‘The Punisher’ returns for an adrenaline-filled second season.
Review, Television, Arts
‘Maisel’ Combats Industry-Wide Sexism After Marvelous Sweep at the Emmys
‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ was off to a rocky start in its second season, but it smoothed out once the show returned to its original setting in New York.
Arts, Television
‘1983’ Offers Chilling Reimagining of History
The Netflix original series ‘1983’ envisions a chilling future in which Poland remains under the control of a Soviet dictatorship.
Review, Arts, Television
‘The Walking Dead’ Midseason Finale Revitalizes Series
The midseason finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ season nine restores the series to its old pedestal by leaping forward in time and establishing a new plot in the apocalyptic show.
Review, Arts, Television
Bland Storytelling Skins Return of Fur Trade Drama ‘Frontier’
‘Frontier,’ Netflix’s Canadian fur trade drama makes great strides toward providing a historically accurate narrative, but fails to settle plot on foundation of good storytelling.
Television, Review, Arts
Latest ‘Narcos’ Installment is the Show’s High Point
‘Narcos: Mexico’ is gritty and intense, and fans of the original ‘Narcos’ series will definitely enjoy the new installment.
