Category: TV

Taylor Sheridan's magnificent neo-western drama Yellowstone, led by Kevin Costner, finds a nice groove rebounding from last season's shocking finale.

Primarily designed for grade school children, The Batman focuses on a younger Bruce Wayne fighting redesigned villains.

Animated Greatness Superman in the 1990s experienced a huge surge in interest due to ABC’s Lois & Clark on television and his death in the comics, becoming a national …

The classic sitcom I Dream of Jeannie starring Barbara Eden is funny as it ever was but receives a putrid video transfer from Mill Creek.

The Netflix series Haunting of Bly Manor adapts a classic ghost tale with mixed success.

Greg Nicotero's horror anthology series from SHUDDER and AMC, Creepshow, gets creative for its improved second season.

Canceled after two seasons, Prodigal Son's second and now final season mostly wraps up the ongoing character arcs in satisfactory fashion while leaving a natural inflection point that could …

Pennyworth Season two works as a mostly successful companion to the daring first season.

The fondly remembered Herculoids is an echo of Saturday mornings past when action fare for young boys consisted of alien planets and wild monsters.

Wild and eccentric, Sonic Boom is the best of the Sonic the Hedgehog animated series' in terms of bridging both kids and adult tastes.

Tonally wacky but aiming for an older audience, Ultraman Leo's surprising violence highlights a series locking in on its own lore.

The Kevin Costner-led ranching drama/thriller Yellowstone continues its critically-acclaimed writing and acting.