 Antonio Campos' adaptation of the seminal true-crime docuseries craftily balances fact and fiction by conceding the oft-unknowable gap in-be … By Ben Travers  | | |  Unpredictable weather, a medical emergency, and one heartfelt note helped make this episode-long tribute more than just its ending. By Steve Greene | |  In Dustin Lance Black's adaptation of the 2003 book, a detective (Andrew Garfield) works a case that impugns the core tenets of his Mormon f … By Ben Travers | |  Netflix's Emmy-winning crime drama reaches a conclusion befitting what's come before. By Ben Travers | |  Michelle de Swarte stars in this eerie collection of ideas about parenting and family, where the individual pieces work better than the whol … By Steve Greene | | | | | Robbie Pickering's Starz series connects past and present in recognizing the danger of dumb, immoral men given the power to shape history. By Ben Travers | | | | | After three years, Bill Hader and Alec Berg's HBO series returns with an unflinching look at a killer's difficult quest to recant, repent, a … By Ben Travers | | | | | Natasha Lyonne's resourceful return to the time warp doesn't go completely off the rails, but it's a bumpier ride than it needs to be. By Ben Travers | | | | | Cinematographer Marshall Adams unpacks other sequences from S6 opening episode, including falling ties, uncooperative ants, and one perfectl … By Steve Greene | | | | | Jon Bernthal leads David Simon and George Pelecanos' return to Baltimore, a limited series from HBO tackling the institutional roots of a cr … By Steve Greene | | | |
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