Coco & Dalts

Forget the hype because the Season 2 opener of Disney+'s The Mandalorian felt like a one-off episode of old sci-fi TV, complete with bad acting and subpar effects.

Portraying notorious British serial killer Dennis Nilsen, David Tennant delivers an award-worthy performance of quiet crazy in Sundance Now's Des.

We really didn't want to watch Amazon Prime Video's Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, but minus some cringey scenes, the Sacha Baron Cohen comedy was surprisingly entertaining.

Back for a shortened third season, Netflix's My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman is starting to find its groove.

The second installment of Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries reboot so effectively lays out its heartbreaking stories that we are eager to find out how they are solved.

The brilliant Aaron Sorkin and a stopper of a cast -- including an extremely hate-worthy Frank Langella -- make Netflix's The Trial of the Chicago 7 a courtroom drama actually worth watching.

Netflix's American Murder: The Family Next Door effectively uses police, personal and social media video in a documentary style that could be the wave of the future. 

Take an iconic character from literature and film, mix in a great cast and successful showrunners, and we should be good, right? Alas, Netflix's Ratched drove us crazy for so many reasons.

Heart-wrenching interviews and revelations of NASA's institutional arrogance make Netflix's Challenger: The Final Flight a compelling watch.

Through interviews with top former executives, the Netflix doc The Social Dilemma confirms the terrifying truth when it comes to our addictions to Facebook, Twitter and the like.

You'd think with a battle between Spider-Man and Edward Cullen, Netflix's The Devil All the Time would be highly recommended. But plot detours and some overacting threw us for a loop.

The brilliantly written and acted Criminal series is back on Netflix with a whole host of new villains -- but with a deeper, underlying issue that's tough to overlook.

The Netflix original series Away has drama, weeping, conflict and backstabbing. Oh, and they go to Mars, too.

Charlie Kaufman's latest creation, Netflix's I'm Thinking of Ending Things, is a twisted, mind-bending piece of cinema that will leave you dazed and confused.

The Netflix docuseries High Score has linear issues, but offers a pretty decent look at the first decade or so of the home video-game industry.

Jamie Foxx is back and on a mission in Project Power, the lamely named Netflix movie that actually packs some original punch.

We're back with a post-quarantine viewing of The One and Only Ivan, the DisneyPlus movie that is much deeper than you'd expect.

The Netflix docuseries Fear City: New York vs. the Mafia has murder, mayhem and more, providing an intriguing glimpse into what made the Big Apple so rotten in the '70s and '80s.

Down to Earth with Zac Efron is an earnest attempt to raise awareness about climate change, but the result is less than gnarly.

The Netflix original Fatal Affair tries hard to be suspenseful and dramatic, but instead delivers a surplus of accidental comedy.

Netflix brought back the legendary Unsolved Mysteries for six episodes. But how does it stack up against the original?

The celebrated Broadway musical about Alexander Hamilton has a lot going for it on stage, but watching it on DisneyPlus gave us a whole new perspective.

Netflix's The Old Guard is your typical superhero shoot 'em-up, this time with a kick-ass Charlize Theron, big pharma as the villain ... and a surprising twist.

Coco had a fit of nostalgia and forced Dalts to watch the new Netflix series The Baby-Sitters Club and it wasn't as painful as he was expecting.

From Bon Cop, Bad Cop to new Kids in the Hall to Margaret Atwood to City and Colour, we've got our top choices for Canadian pop culture.