Review: The final season of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ forgets to be good
Season four of "The Umbrella Academy" fails to live up to its previous more witty seasons.
Season four of "The Umbrella Academy" fails to live up to its previous more witty seasons.
Season two of the "Game of Thrones" prequel, "House of the Dragon," did not disappoint, and leaves viewers yearning for more.
“A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” managed to bring an intriguing, intricate mystery from novel to screen.
The latest addition to the "Star Wars" franchise, "The Acolyte," focuses too much on special effects and fails to explore its characters fully.
For those seeking a movie about a psychotic serial murderer, the viewing is worthwhile as the film is unpredictable and full of suspense.
"Despicable Me 4" came out July 3 and did its best to live up to its successful predecessors.
“Kinds of Kindness” was a unique viewing experience, at times more akin to a dream than a movie.
"A Family Affair" is an interesting age-gap romance between a mother and a young movie star. The acting is full of emotion and development of the characters.
"A Quiet Place: Day One" has a compelling and emotionally charged plot. These characters' lives are being altered by an invasion, which they must survive.
Megan Thee Stallion's new album "MEGAN" delivered with its lyricism, production, and symbolism.
"Queen Rising" is a thought-provoking, gripping thriller that might be triggering to some viewers. Madison and Greg, the main characters, do an excellent job acting with emotion.
“Inside Out 2” is full of laughter and adventure as Riley grows up. New characters arrive which creates chaos in Riley’s brain.
“Am I Ok?” is a touching story of self rediscovery, starring Dakota Johnson (Lucy) and Sonoya Mizuno (Jane).
This film was a dull, graphic walk in the woods.
ZAYN's fourth studio album, “Room Under the Stairs,” released on May 17, is the artist's most emotional record yet.
Billie Eilish’s third studio album, “Hit Me Hard and Soft,” released on May 17, takes listeners on a journey through sexuality, love, and heartbreak.
"Mother of the Bride" is a Netflix romantic comedy that follows exes who reunite at their children’s wedding. With a strange premise that makes a family a little too close, the film is dull with abysmal acting and a boring script.