Clint Worthington

Before you see a single frame of Vera Drew 's Batman-soaked satire “The People's Joker,” you're greeted with an enormous wall-of-text disclaimer: "This

The show's six-season run tracks the dawning realization that the tech industry wasn't just a harmless cult of dorks.

War never changes, and neither does the spirit of Prime's faithful video game adaptation

Park Chan-wook and Robert Downey Jr. expertly adapt Viet Thanh Nguyen's novel about war, identity, and cultural consumption.

Where John Adams illuminated one of American history’s more self-serious advocates for liberty and equality, Franklin has a bit of fractured fun with its more libertine protagonist.

Alex Garland's apolitical dystopia focuses less on why America falls than what it would look like A-

Roku's adaptation of the fantasy book series tries to piggyback off a Disney+ acquisition, but stumbles when casting its own spell.

Like its ghostly protagonists, Netflix's "Dead Boy Detectives" is caught between two worlds—or rather, IPs.

For all its period detail and unflinching depiction of the Holocaust's horrors, The Tattooist of Auschwitz lumbers more than it inspires.