Author: Josh Martin-Jones

Check out our review for Paramount+’s upcoming series ‘Knuckles’. All episodes arrive April 26.

This week on Everybody’s A Critic, we celebrate the 10th anniversary of ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’

In our first episode of Everybody’s A Critic!, we discuss the first two episodes from Marvel Animation’s latest series X-Men ’97.

Check out our review for ‘Ricky Stanicky’, now streaming on Prime Video.

Kingsley Ben-Adir and Lashana Lynch shine in the musically rich but narratively muddled biopic ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ that plays it far too safe.

Reneé Rapp steals the show in 2024’s Mean Girls, a bold, Gen-Z musical reimagining of the cult classic. It doesn’t outdo the original, but it brings plenty of sass, spectacle, and songs worth replaying.

Check out our review for the 2023 ‘Doctor Who’ Christmas Special “The Church on Ruby Road” – arriving on Disney+ and BBC iPlayer on Christmas Day.

Check out our review for the final ‘Doctor Who’ 60th Anniversary special, titled “The Giggle”.

Check out our review for the second ‘Doctor Who’ 60th Anniversary special, titled “Wild Blue Yonder”.

Check out our review for the first ‘Doctor Who’ 60th Anniversary special, titled “The Star Beast”.

The Santa Clauses Season 2 expands the Christmas mythos with magical lore, hilarious moments, and standout performances from Eric Stonestreet and Austin Kane. A festive treat for the whole family.

Read our review for George Jaques’ directorial debut ‘Black Dog’, direct from London Film Festival 2023.

Check out our review for Netflix and Aardman’s ‘Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget’ – direct from the World Premiere at London Film Festival.

Check out our exclusive interview with two executive producers Pavun Shetty and Conor Welch for Disney+ and Hulu’s ‘Goosebumps’ series.

Read our review for Alexander Payne’s ‘The Holdovers’, direct from London Film Festival.

Read our review for the world premiere of Jeymes Samuel’s ‘The Book of Clarence’, direct from London Film Festival.

Sex Education Season 4 brings Netflix’s beloved teen drama to an emotional close. While not perfect, it’s a satisfying finale full of standout performances, powerful storylines, and heartfelt goodbyes.

It’s gonna be a season to remember… read our thoughts on the final season of ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’.