‘Maniac,’ starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill, juggles several different plotlines at once, making it hard to keep up with.
Arts, Television, Review
‘AHS: Apocalypse’ Vision Stays Foggy After Smoke Clears
‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’ ditches shallow dialogue in favor of heightened tensions in its second episode.
Arts, Television, Review
‘BoJack Horseman’ Mixes Visual and Existential Humor
For an animated show, ‘BoJack Horseman’ is exceptionally made and incorporates complex kinds of humor.
Arts, Television, Review
‘AHS: Apocalypse’ Incites More Laughter than Fear
Ryan Murphy’s ‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’ abandons calculated horror for trite parody in its first episode.
Arts, Television, Review
Marvel’s ‘Iron Fist’ Fails to Pack a Punch
Marvel’s ‘Iron Fist’ returns for its second season on Netflix with a lackluster plot, underdeveloped characters, and poorly designed battle scenes that leave viewers underwhelmed.
Review, Television, Arts
‘It’s Always Sunny’ Returns with a Change in the Forecast
Viewers expected ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ to return for its thirteenth sans Dennis (Glenn Howerton), but were treated to a welcome twist at the close of the season premier.
Review, Television, Arts
Autistic Character Revitalizes Ordinary High School Storyline
‘Atypical’ tackles your average coming-of-age story while thoughtfully raising awareness of autism.
Arts, Television, Review
Amazon’s ‘Jack Ryan’ Installment Lacks Compelling Plot
John Krasinski offers a fresh take on Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, but the most recent Amazon installment fails to deliver fans new excitement while detailing the storied character’s beginnings.
Television, Arts
‘Arrested Development’ Season Five Secures Its Collapse
‘Arrested Development’s’ downfall began in Season Four, and Season Five secured its collapse.
Arts Features, Television, Arts
Spending Summer Watching the Small Screen
Editors and Senior Staff come together to share some of their most-anticipated television programs coming soon this summer.
