Daredevil: Born Again is a welcome return to the small screen for the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen. Here is a review of each episode plus a series wrap-up.

Episode reviews of The Last of Us Season 2. This post will be updated weekly upon release of the latest episode.

Daredevil: Born Again episodes 7 and 8 raise the hype levels for what hopefully should be a thrilling, bloody and chaotic finale next week.

The Bondsman starts with a fun, albeit generic first season that mixes southern-crime with supernatural action-horror to enjoyable results.

These two episodes have been the highlight of the series so far.

The Studio offers concise laughter-filled 30-minute episodes and more fun cameos than you could wish for.

Episode 3 is certainly the highlight and Episode 4 had me itching for more action that hopefully Episode 5 will deliver.

Daredevil: Born Again has a solid but slightly disappointing start - we shall see what next week brings!

The case of Gabby Petito is a shocking and incredibly sad one. It’s a story you watch and see how it could have been prevented.

Invincible Season 3 continues to blend good storytelling, great characters, and eye-popping animation.

A tidy piece of film that’ll have you hooked from start to finish. Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action is a must-watch!

The retro feeling, smaller stakes, glimpses into unseen territory and likeable characters make Skeleton Crew (Episodes 1 & 2) easy viewing.

James Gunn's Creature Commandos is super cool, darkly funny, and an addictive shot of streaming animation.

Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey, delves into the unsolved case of who killed pretty pageant sweetheart JonBenét.

The Creep Tapes had me in a fever dream and that Peachfuzz could have easily been hiding in the black corners of my hallway.

Cross effectively sets itself apart from other shows and its predecessors by being smarter, slicker, and completely wicked.

Dear Santa season 2 will make you look at the bigger picture and think about what does the spirit of Christmas mean to you?

With inventive kills, smart storytelling, and strong performances, this version of The Day of the Jackal is a must-watch spy thriller.

The Pinto Variety Hour is whimsical, fun, and easy to watch. With episodes under 30 mins, this adult animation delivers the fun we all need.

The pilot episode for We Were Tomorrow is entertaining, with an interesting topic, and characters you’ll want to invest in.