REVIEWS

Shogun is the first must-see show of 2024, pertaining an aura of early Game of Thrones with its masterful writing and complex characters.

Madame Web feels like a bad superhero movie ripped out of the mid-2000's; an apt description considering this is set in 2003.

The Holdovers, despite its manipulative, ordinary story structure, proves that Alexander Payne still has a thoughtful dramedy left in him.

USA for Africa's contrasting personalities carry would could've ended up being just another forgettable, celebrity-driven puff piece.

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is a disappointing and fitting end to an already convoluted DC cinematic universe.

A24's The Iron Claw isn't afraid of pulling punches, showcasing the tragic world of pro-wrestling through the eyes of the Von Erich brothers

Netflix's take on Scott Pilgrim serves as the perfect jumping off point for those who want to dip their toes into the beloved franchise.

Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes attempts to rectify the mistakes of Mockingjay, only to fall into a trap where the plot is too much to handle

Futurama, even millennia later, can't keep its finger on the pulse, resulting in a disappointing season for their third return.