Wildwood is the greatest stop-motion film ever made because it feels like the combination of every film, technique, and skill set within stop-motion animation told through the unwavering love of one sibling for another. It also manages to be so…
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The Gilded Age Season 4, Episode 1 Review: ‘Ring the Bells’
I’m ready to go back to 61st Street! I’ve been missing the drama, the gowns, and the history of Old New York that The Gilded Age delivers so well. Creator Julian Fellowes has guided 3 seasons of period drama goodness.…
Fake Dating My Summer Rival Review: Dramatic, Addictive, & Weirdly Enough A Moment Of Reflection
Fake Dating My Summer Rival had a lot of vertical royalty in it, but it was the lead finding her way to believing in herself that got us
The School for Bad Boys: Bully in the Closet Review: Chemistry Isn’t Enough to Excuse Cruelty
I wanted to love The School for Bad Boys: Bully in the Closet. Easton refusing to hide who he is? That part I adored. But the classroom violence is despicable, doesn’t serve the story, and chemistry can’t fix it. 🧵 #TheSchoolForBadBoys #ReelShort
Wicker Review: Where’s the Monster Romp I Was Promised?
As a certified monster lover, Wicker was a surprising disappointment. And this is after weeks of anticipation where I thought I was getting a fun monster romp with plenty of explicit situations centered on a woman exploring her passions, her…
‘Forgotten Holiday’ Review: Learning to Trust the Love That Stays
Forgotten Holiday was genuinely good. It made us cry, smile, scream, and most of all it made us believe in all kinds of magic
DOC Season 3, Episode 5 Review: A Lot Of Struggle, A Lot Of Pain & The Want To Be Accepted
DOC Season 3 gives us a look at growth – the uncomfortable kind. It’s both painful to watch and eye opening.
Best Medicine Season 2, Episode 5 Review: ‘Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow’
Last week, Best Medicine hit a lot of emotional buttons. The heartwarming graduation, Louisa’s IVF disappointment, and Martin (Josh Charles) coming back to Port Wenn instead of visiting Eden (Eliza Coupe) in Boston were all significant moments. The show doesn’t…
Mr & Mrs Christmas Review: You Can’t Force The Holidays, You Have To Find Them
Mr & Mrs Christmas is closing out the first weekend of Countdown to Christmas with emotion and understanding. It celebrates change and also family.
Haunted Hotel Season 2 Review: The Best Animated Show of 2026
Haunted Hotel Season 2 is the best animated show of 2026 because it isn’t afraid to touch topics that sting, it knows that laughter is an essential part of life when we’re in pain, and that families come in all…