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The raunchy supernatural/sci-fi comedy Dandadan is brought to a fully-coloured and cinematic anime experience.

Dexter Original Sin's premiere breathes new life into the series, transforming it from its comatose state into something closer to a darkly dreaming Dexter.

Dream Productions is a bit of a snooze--failing to capture the fun or introspection of the films that inspired it.

Full of chaotic charm and sticky twists, The Sticky is an unexpected delight that stands out in the crime genre.

Secret Level's first season is a mixed yet homogenous bag of short stories that should broaden its thematic and visual aspirations, and its source materials.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has a solid foundation for being a great action-adventure, even though the engines take a while to fire up the story pacing.

Netflix's Arcane season 2 ties up the threads of the first season as Piltover and Zaun are rocked to their core.

Prime Video's Cross has multiple twists and turns from episode one to eight, and has a lot of themes and social commentary to convey throughout the series.

Netflix's Arcane season 2 Act I continues where it ended, exploring the consequences of Jinx's decisive actions.

Netflix's Arcane season 2 Act I continues where it ended, exploring the consequences of Jinx's decisive actions.