Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Raisins
On Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Season 1 Episode 4, “Raisins,” the secret surrounding Portland is revealed while the cops close in on Paula.
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Celebrate Pride 2026 with 7 New LGBTQIA Books: Her Sharp Embrace, Dearly Departed, and more
For Pride 2026, expand your queer TBR and get your hands on one of these new titles: Her Sharp Embrace, Dearly Departed, Like We Were in Paris, and more.
The 12 Greatest Movies Featuring Bill Murray
The list of screen legend Bill Murray’s best pictures is almost impossible to narrow down to a dozen roles, but we definitely tried. Here are our picks!
Spider-Noir Season 1 Episodes 5-8 Review: Betrayal/Nightmare on a Gurney/Nobody’s Hero/The Man in the Mask
The final four episodes of Spider-Noir Season 1 show a vast improvement from the start. It hits it strive by the end. Read our review.
Haste The Day’s ‘Dissenter’ Captures The Heart of Panic, Anger, and Controlled Chaos — Album Review
Keech’s radical intensity is a trait seldom seen. Read on for our review of ‘Dissenter!’
The Breadwinner Review: A Mr. Mom-Type Comedy that Loses Its Way Despite Funny Scenes
You don’t go into a comedy looking for realism, but The Breadwinner tests the viewer’s patience with over-the-top scenes. Read on for our review!
Spider-Noir Season 1 Episode 1-4 Review: Step into My Office/Tread Lightly/Double Cross/A Mistake I’ll Never Make Again
Spider-Noir has an intriguing start, but it hasn’t fully sold us on the series yet. Read our review of the first four episodes of Season 1.
Pressure Review: Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott are in Top Form for Powerful WWII Drama
Pressure keeps the audience riveted with rip-roaring intensity and emotionally involved action on the battlefield. Read on for our review!
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Chunnel
On Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Season 1 Episode 3, “Chunnel,” Dennis infiltrates Paula’s personal life as Karl gives her an ultimatum.
I Love Boosters Review: Stylish, Strange, and Slightly Uneven
Keke Palmer shines in I Love Boosters, a visually inventive satire about fashion, labor, and identity that sometimes gets lost in its own chaos but remains entertaining thanks to its cast and creativity. Check out our review!
