Tokyo Vice: The anatomy of organized crime and Sega’s Yakuza
HBO Max’s Tokyo Vice shows a gripping deep dive into organized crime, and it interestingly does so through a similar lens as Sega’s Yakuza games.
How to download HBO Max on a Samsung smart TV
Samsung’s TVs are smarter and more connected than ever, but you still need to get your favorite apps on the platform: Here’s how to download and use HBO MAX.
The Staircase review: A crime drama that loses its footing
The Staircase is an inconsistent thriller that is bolstered by a great cast.
How visual effects made Manhattan a war zone in HBO’s DMZ
A VFX supervisor on HBO Max series DMZ explains how visual effects turned Manhattan into a war-torn landscape for the four-part saga.
It’s time to explore other corners of the Wizarding World
The failure of Fantastic Beasts 3 suggests that WB should move away from good-versus-evil wizard stories and focus on other corners of the Wizarding World.
HBO Max orders a Harley Quinn spinoff starring Kite Man
The Harley Quinn animated universe is expanding as HBO Max plots a spinoff series starring Kite Man and a new assortment of comic book villains.
The Flight Attendant: Cassie Bowden, the millennial Carrie Bradshaw
Cassie Bowden, the protagonist of The Flight Attendant, is an antiheroine for the new age, echoing HBO’s original divisive leading lady, Carrie Bradshaw.
Young Justice: The series we deserve (even if we can’t see it)
Young Justice might very well be the best comic book-based series on television, so why does it seem to be falling behind its lesser competitors?
HBO Max’s Hacks season 2 teaser is testing out new material
Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder return for the second season of HBO Max’s acclaimed comedy series Hacks.
And Just Like That… Sex And The City came back to life
And Just Like That received mixed reviews from critics and audiences, but it successfully revitalized an iconic HBO franchise that seemed all but dead.