Comedy
Boo, Bitch – Miniseries Review
Boo, Bitch may have some charming moments with two wonderful performances from Zoe Colletti and Lana Condor, but its plot is far too messy, its humor too bland, and its heart too small to save this show.
The Man From Toronto – Film Review
The Man From Toronto is a soulless, outrageously unfunny film that has Kevin Hart playing the same character yet again, and featuring Woody Harrelson in a hugely miscast role.
Jerry and Marge Go Large – Film Review
Jerry & Marge Go Large starts off wonderfully strong, but eventually divulges into a middle-of-the-road story with no fuel, even if Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening are more charismatic than ever.
- 2022
- Comedy
Cha Cha Real Smooth – Film Review
Cha Cha Real Smooth serves as a wonderfully enjoyable comedy-drama from Cooper Raiff, whose name should be on everyone’s radar.
Love, Victor – Season 3 Review
Love, Victor season three won’t leave longtime fans angry, but it will certainly leave them feeling totally confused as to why this season even exists in the first place.
18½ – Film Review
There are some tediously boring scenes in 18½ that drag the movie down tremendously, but there are also so many great scenes that really revive this movie from the dead.
Hustle – Film Review
Hustle is a formulaic sports drama that goes by the book, but it’s still a relentlessly entertaining, inspiring, and oftentimes hilarious film with some great lead performances.
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent – Film Review
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a superbly witty, action-packed non-stop laugh riot with amazing performances from Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal.
Bo Burnham: The Inside Outtakes – Review
Bo Burnham: The Inside Outtakes is a deeply interesting, insightful, and oftentimes hilarious look at the behind-the-scenes making of the comedian’s hit quarantine special.