I love a good demon-hunting show.
In the highly anticipated new Apple TV+ drama Your Friends & Neighbors, suburban boredom is shattered completely. In this affluent community, residents believe they have little to worry about—until everything changes.
HBO’s The Last of Us set the bar high with its first season but did not land the point with its second season.
This week’s episode of Power Book III: Raising Kanan delivered what might be its most emotional gut punch of the season and maybe even of the series to date.
On March 28th at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, PaleyFest LA premiered the first two episodes of HACKS Season 4, followed by a panel discussion featuring Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder, Rose Abdoo, Meg Stalter, Mark Indelicato, Carl Clemons Hopkins, and co-showrunners Paul W. Downs, Lucia Aniello, and Jen Statsky.
The Knockturnal sat down with acclaimed director Shannon Murphy to discuss her brand-new project Dying for Sex, an FX show that premieres on Friday, April 4th.
The new series unfolds in a world where the rules are written in blood, power is currency, and family is the only thing more powerful than fear.
When Gilmore Girls coined the phrase, “It’s a lifestyle. It’s a religion.” (in season 1, episode 14, and no I did not need to look that up), nobody could have predicted how that phrase would go on to describe not only the enduring fan culture of the show itself but the extended body of work by Creator, Writer, and Executive Producer Amy Sherman-Palladino.
This week’s Power Book III: Raising Kanan delivers a high-stakes episode that marks a major turning point for Jukebox’s character arc.
RonReaco Lee continues to prove himself as one of Hollywood’s most multifaceted actors as he transitions seamlessly between comedy and drama.