Avatar: Fire and Ash is long, loud, and lively.

Wildcat's action is the best part of this Guy Ritchie imitation.

All 10 episodes of Bat-Fam Season 1 were provided for review.

The younger cast members of Trap House shine in a far-fetched action film.

A spoiler-free review of Predator: Badlands.

Not even Joel Kinnaman can save Ice Fall.

Anniversary poses questions about the downfall of society.

Ninja Gaiden 4 isn't short on action and excellence.

Beautiful and immersive, Ghost of Yōtei's only letdown is its ordinary story.

Tulsa King Season 3 doubles down on what works.

London Calling isn't punk rock.

Prisoner of War proves that Scott Adkins is much more than just an action star.

Code 3 holds no punches, taking aim at the healthcare system.

Seann William Scott isn't Stifler in Bad Man, but he still brings the same vulgarity.

If you stick with it, HBO’s Task slowly unravels into a gripping crime drama.

Give all The Toxic Avenger sequels to Macon Blair and Peter Dinklage.

Riverdale's Lili Reinhart can't save the dull American Sweatshop.

Mafia: The Old Country takes you back in time – both in story and gameplay mechanics.

Peacemaker Season 2 continues to make us care about a character with a toilet bowl for a helmet.

Keep Quiet explores what trauma does to a community.

Alien: Earth proves that this franchise, much like Predator, is back to its best.

Shaman questions if only one God holds all the answers.

Hellcat's premise and potential are much better than its overall execution.

Saint Clare asks if Clare Bleecker is a sinner or saint in a tonal mishmash of a movie.

The Institute starts slow but ends off strong.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 is a show at its zenith.

Jurassic World Rebirth? More like Jurassic World Retread.

M3GAN 2.0 multiplies the mayhem at the cost of the story.

Off the Grid is MacGyver via the way of Home Alone.

The Stranger in My Home is nonsense but oh so entertaining.

Be prepared to love or hate Alma and the Wolf – there's no in between.

Diablo sizzles with outstanding action, courtesy of two of the best in the genre.

Every emotion will be raw after watching Barron's Cove.

Karate Kid: Legends is far from legendary.

HBO's Mountainhead takes shots at Big Tech – and rightfully so.

Amongst the Wolves has something important to say about society's relations with those most vulnerable.

Final Destination Bloodlines is the second-best film in the franchise. Read our full review.

Watch the Skies is the best Steven Spielberg movie not directed by Spielberg.

Unit 234 turns a storage facility into a riveting setting.

Salvable is a story about decision, not redemption.