Dylan Roth

Don't care about comic books? No problem! Batman is entirely absent from this gritty HBO series, which focuses on Colin Farrell as a mid-level mafioso on the rise.

Disgraced WWE founder Vince McMahon is the perfect subject for a hard-nosed true crime documentary series. But having spent $5 billion on WWE broadcast rights, that's not what Netflix has delivered.

Joaquin Phoenix reprises his Oscar-winning role and Lady Gaga plays his biggest fan. But a movie that's part musical, part romance and part courtroom drama should at least be good at one of those things. And this one isn't.

Most sitcoms are driven by their characters’ unwillingness to confront their flaws. In ‘Shrinking’ the characters are all actively working on themselves and on each other.

This sequel—in which a pop star just has to contend with different sorts of demons than the ones that sent her to rehab—should quench the blood thirst of horror fans this spooky season.

A strip-club dancer marries a wealthy Russian after a week of non-stop partying, and then this movie shifts from glittery neon fantasy to a comedy thriller with a real sense of danger.

As the outlandish comedy returns for one last season, the magic is waning. When do you know a sitcom has run its course?

This sort-of concluding chapter to the Venom trilogy skates by on Tom Hardy's charm, with things simply happening, one after another, generating zero suspense.

A video-game company invested a ludicrous amount of time and money on what could be considered a longform advertisement and wound up with one of the best animated series ever made.

Ted Danson goes undercover in a retirement community in Michael Schur’s latest series, which is more light drama than sitcom.