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A story is read in 'Anything for Jackson.' — 'Anything for Jackson' Review: That time grandpa and grandma summoned a demon Justin G. Dyck's 'Anything for Jackson' proves that summoning the undead is anything but a young persons' game.

Ariana DeBose and Jo Ellen Pellman in 'The Prom'. — ‘The Prom’ Review: Glitzed up and blissed out Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of the Broadway musical is extremely extra.

Lee Scoresby holds a gun and looks frightened — 'His Dark Materials' 2.03 Review: Theft An emotional and exciting episode that hints at the bigger battle to come.

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The waters burn bright in 'What Lies Below.'

'What Lies Below' Review: Because we already know what lies beneath

By Matt Donato

What if The Creature From The Black Lagoon spliced with Species and was reimagined as a Lifetime thriller with eco-horror undertones?

'The Mandalorian' 2.05 Review: The Jedi

By Amelia Emberwing

“The Jedi” wastes absolutely no time, and it’s the exact kind of episode The Mandalorian needed at this point in its season.

Ensign Tilly (Mary Wiseman) and Captain Saru (Doug Jones) in 'Star Trek: Discovery'.

‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 3.07 Review: Unification III

By Leigh Monson

“Unification III” might be the most quintessentially 'Star Trek' episode that 'Discovery' has produced.

In Matthew Michael Carnahan's 'Mosul,' a small Iraqi SWAT team ventures into the heart of the war-torn city for a secret mission.

‘Mosul’ Review: Familiar conflicts told from a unique perspective

By Todd Gilchrist

In 'Mosul,' an elite Iraqi SWAT team embarks on a dangerous secret mission into the heart of a war-torn city.

'Deathcember' Review: A spoiled Christmas horror concept

By Matt Donato

What if 'The ABCs Of Death' spun-off a holiday special? That’s 'Deathcember,' a Christmas horror anthology that acknowledges Ant Timpson and Tim League for inspiring this December genre disaster.

Melissa McCarthy and Brian Tyree Henry in ' Superintelligence.'

'Superintelligence' Review: A lot dumber than suggested

By Matt Donato

Ben Falcone’s 'Superintelligence' is a disappointing rom-com about living life like artificial intelligence is about to eradicate existence as we know it.