‘The Devil Next Door’ depicts John Demjenjuk’s trial after being accused of being Ivan the Terrible.
Review, Television, Arts
‘End of the F***ing World’ Flops Despite High Expectations
Season Two of ‘The End of the F***ing World’ is underwhelming compared to the high expectations set by the first season.
Arts, Review, Television
‘BoJack’ Final Season Delivers Smart Social Commentary
The writers of ‘BoJack Horseman’ preserve their knack for penning punchy one-liners and smart social commentary as the final season surpasses the show’s high bar.
Music, Review, Arts
Miniseries ‘Unbelievable’ Realistically Presents True Plot
Netflix miniseries ‘Unbelievable’ illustrates a twisted true story honestly and understandably.
Review, Movies, Arts
Netflix’s “Fyre” Documentary Sheds Light on Today’s Media Culture
Netflix’s ‘Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened’ gives a solid depiction of the festival’s downfall.
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.
Arts, Television, Review
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.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Outlaw King’ is a Stodgy, Violent Tale of Scottish Revolt
‘Outlaw King’ features impressive cinematography but lacks strong characters.
Arts, Review, Television
‘Bodyguard’ Explodes onto the American TV Scene
British drama ‘Bodyguard’ keeps audience engaged with its anti-terrorism storyline through intense intrigue and mystery.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Making a Murderer’ Season 2 Adds Mystery to Murder Trial
‘Making a Murder’ returns for a second season with new additions to the story of the Steven Avery trial that first captivated America as a Netflix documentary in 2015.
