If you're looking for a comprehensive look back at the Child's Play franchise, Doc of Chucky is for you. Now streaming on Shudder and AMC+, this extensive documentary delivers over five hours of Chucky entertainment that horror movie fans will devour. Featuring interviews with Don Mancini, Brad Dourif, Jennifer Tilly, Catherine Hicks, Alex...
If you, like me, are feeling very impatient and frustrated that you've been watching The Bear for four seasons and still don't have any resolution on whether or not Carmy is going to earn a Michelin star, have I got a show for you. Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars combines the gorgeous, art house cinematography that powers shows like Chef's...
The BAU is back, baby. And against all odds, so is Elias Voit (Zach Gilford). Criminal Minds: Evolution returned with its highly-anticipated Season 18 premiere on Thursday, May 8, revealing that Voit survived his Season 17 finale prison attack, with a major twist... No spoilers here, but the serial killer will work with the BAU again in some...
Food Network's most intense cooking competition is back for more. 24 in 24: Last Chef Standing's second season premiered on April 27, and just three episodes have aired, so there's plenty of time to get caught up as the season progresses. 24 in 24: Last Chef Standing is exactly what it says it is: 24 chefs, 24 hours, last chef standing wins it...
The first season of Interview With the Vampire is an incandescent jewel of a premiere, not only setting the stage for the decadence of Season 2, but immersing viewers in a marvelously macabre world all its own. The series flits between present day Dubai, where ailing journalist Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian) is getting the rare chance to re-do the...
Paramount+'s original series Criminal Minds: Evolution did the unthinkable by making me dread the day when a prolific serial killer would leave the show. Casting Zach Gilford as charming girl dad and terrifying murderer Elias Voit, then bringing him back for a second season, was — as Collider also noted — the show's "best move." And though we...
If you’re a fan of Vice TV’s Dark Side of the Ring, the network’s latest wrestling docuseries, Who Killed WCW?, is a dropkick of nostalgic perfection. Executive produced by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, the entertaining look back at the famed “Monday Night Wars" explores the meteoric rise and infamous fall of Ted Turner’s WCW. Have we ...