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Review: Avatar: Seven Havens proves itself as a worthy successor to Last Airbender and Legend of Korra with a powerful, emotional, and thrilling final quartet of episodes.
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Review: Nocturne Episodes 1 & 2 are threading a needle as it hopes to intrigue viewers with familiar tropes delivered in a remixed storyline.
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South Park is still stuck in a storytelling rut in Season 29, Episode 4, but at least the show has Little Randy to fall back upon. Read our full review.
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max doesn’t really do anything new, but it doesn’t have to. It takes the best phone chassis on the market and adds an incredibly powerful and stable chip – which makes it hard not to recommend to anyone open to using iOS.
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A bigger and better version of Call of Duty's extraction shooter mode.
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Sacha Baron Cohen’s attempt to resurrect Ali G goes disastrously off the rails, with barely a joke to be found.
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Review: Dexter, tired of schlepping around a-holes for 5-star ratings, decides to shake things up on the serial killer side of things in the Resurrection Season 2 premiere.
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VisionQuest reaches new heights in Episodes 5 and 6, as the fascinating dynamic between Ultron and Jocasta takes center stage.
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After a three-year hiatus, Netflix’s French heist series Lupin returns for Part 4 with a soap opera bent, and it’s all the better for it.
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A brilliant way to either revisit or catch up on a neo-noir mystery that still deserves its flowers.
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Don't have $700? That's cool, we take you through building the new LEGO Star Wars Executor Super Star Destroyer, the longest set ever made.
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"Treehouse of Horror XXXVII" is far from the worst Halloween special The Simpsons has delivered, but it can't compare to Season 38's other Halloween episode.
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Memorable boss fights, compelling combat, and limitless swagger.
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Yaga Premiere Review: Kat Sandler’s retelling of the Slavic witchy folktale will have you grasping for more clues in the dark, while your jaw is dropped wide open.
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GTA V was a game so preposterously future-proof upon its 2013 launch that its subsequent ports to modern machines have remained the benchmark for open-world action-driving games.
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Avatar: Seven Havens Episodes 7-9 recap and review: Lore and laughter dominate the latest episodes of the series.
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A Talent for Murder review: What are you gonna do? Stab me?
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Clayface is at its best when it embraces its B-movie absurdity. It’s a fun body horror romp that realizes its nasty potential in its final act after a slow-burn set-up.
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The Slow Horses need to wiggle out of a dire situation in a season finale once more. Of course, they do — but not without casualties. Season 6 ends by tying up all of its loose ends; it just takes a couple of leaps and conventional storytelling moves, at least for Slow Horses, to get there. Add in the massive cliffhanger, and you’ve got a decent finale that sets the stage for Season 7 next year.