First Impressions: Prodigal Son (Fox)
Prodigal Son is a pale imitation of better shows.
Prodigal Son is a pale imitation of better shows.
Borderlands 3’s minor tweaks to its core gameplay loop, and large collection of new, annoying characters, makes for an underwhelming mix.
Prime Video’s fantasy period drama is an absolute bore.
Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling is the best revival in recent memory.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is an unwieldy, awkward, often ugly game – one that is almost impossible to stop playing.
Tarantino’s latest is a magnanimous, very specific vision of 1970s LA – and it’s certainly a vibe, albeit an uneven ride.
Sam Levinson’s teen drama purports its provocative nature is revelatory; the reality, unfortunately, is that is more perfunctory and performative than it needs to be.
Black Mirror ends a disappointing, abbreviated fifth season on a high note, with a strong Miley Cyrus performance.
A strong second act can’t rescue “Smithereens” from a shrug of an ending.
Black Mirror’s “Striking Vipers” has the look and the performances of a classic, but not the nerve to follow its premise anywhere interesting.