Category: TV

Using its weird, surreal sci-fi platform to dissect social ills, Neo Ultra Q isn't afraid of getting goofy to make its point.

An over-the-hill David Carradine and ragged Daryl Hannah reunite for the generic martial arts adventure White Crane Chronicles (or Kung Fu Killer).

A well-crafted spy thriller set in the turbulent world of 1960s London, Batman's butler Alfred Pennyworth gets his own origin story.

Ultraman Ace doesn't change the basic formula, but begins the franchise's charge toward an interconnected superhero story.

Greg Nicotero and a litany of genre names like Tobin Bell bring the original Creepshow back to life with a new horror anthology series from SHUDDER.

One of television's great sitcoms, re-join Liz Lemon and crew again in 30 Rock's first Blu-ray release.

A masterwork on the same comic level as Airplane, Police Squad holds up even as its core parody slips into history.

While there's a nice theme to this anniversary series, Ultraman X feels routine and stock to the formula, if paying homage to the original.

An uneven follow-up season for the superhero series from the DCU streaming platform, Titans features Deathstroke taking down the team.

While restrained and redundant, Return of Ultraman keeps up the energy with a flawed hero saving Japan from numerous beasties.

Introducing the mystical underbelly of DC Comics with characters like Blue Devil, this first and now only season pays fine homage to Swamp Thing and his befuddling romance with …

Changing the landscape of television forever in the 1970s, Farrah Fawcett and the other Charlie's Angels tackle weekly mysteries in style.