All posts by Mark Young
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‘The Witcher: Blood Origin’ Review: Death by Dullness
'Blood Origin,' a spin-off of Netflix's fantasy franchise 'The Witcher,' falls flat in more ways than one.
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The 10 Best TV Shows of 2022
From an abundance of vampires to an underfunded elementary school, here's what made TV shine bright throughout the year.
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‘Sort Of’ Review: Expanding Horizons
"Sort Of," the HBO Max comedy from Bilal Baig, returns for a second season with all its messy drama intact.
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‘Wednesday’ Review: Ghoulish Things
Jenna Ortega shines as the dreadfully delightful Wednesday Addams in Netflix's uneven monster mystery.
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‘Titans’ Review: Rescue Mission
In its fourth season, HBO Max's DC superhero show finally thrives in a genre currently dominated by Marvel.
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‘The Bastard Son’ Review: Teen Witch
Rising well above the norm, The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself is one of Netflix's best queer-adjacent young adult shows.
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‘American Horror Story: NYC’ Review: Gays and Guts
In its 11th -- and very gay -- season, "American Horror Story" tries to break its own mold, with mixed results.
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‘The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Titans’ Review: Horror, Honey
In its first All-Stars edition, "Titans," The Boulet Brothers unearth the best drag monsters for another shot at glory.
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Reel Affirmations Review: ‘Soy Niño’
The Chilean documentary 'Soy Niño' feels like more of an art piece than a story of a trans boy becoming an adult.
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Reel Affirmations Review: Blessed Boys
'Blessed Boys,' from Italian director Silvia Brunelli, is tells a memorable story that combines romance and religion.
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Reel Affirmations Review: ‘Waking Up Dead’
'Waking Up Dead' goes all over the place, all the time, and refuses to pick a spot to land, feeling rushed and incoherent.
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Reel Affirmations Review: ‘Hello World’
A Norwegian documentary about four 12-to-13 year-old LGBTQ teens going through the highs and lows of being openly queer in school.
