Posts by ScreenLine Reporter

A Hulu limited series that dives into the 1970s fight over the Equal Rights Amendment, Mrs. America uses a sharp, character‑led approach to history. Rose Byrne embodies Gloria Steinem, guiding viewers…

The third season of Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa King remains a solid draw on Paramount+, but its grip on the platform’s top spot has loosened. In the latest tallies, South Park has…

Jensen Ackles’ Prime Video crime drama Countdown has hit a snag, slipping in the streaming race as audiences shift focus and new titles crowd the platform. FlixPatrol currently places the series…

Fans are buzzing about fresh chapters for All Creatures Great and Small as the cast teases projects that could exist once the show finishes. With Season 6 on the horizon for…

CBS crafts a breezy, character‑driven workplace comedy around a stall at the Department of Motor Vehicles. Set at the East Hollywood DMV, the show tracks a tight-knit crew as the branch…

Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare has long been cast as a silly coda to the Elm Street saga. Yet behind its punchlines and oddball visuals lies a thoughtful, audacious capstone released…

Blumhouse has long stood as a force in horror, but its recent box-office run has tested the studio's momentum. With Black Phone 2 arriving, the company hopes a strong debut can…

The Netflix entry Monster: The Ed Gein Story revisits a notorious figure through a dramatic lens that prioritizes storytelling over strict historical accuracy. It stacks provocative moments atop a meta‑commentary on…

Ben Stiller arrived on screen with a knack for stealing moments, and a 1987 guest turn on a Miami Vice episode showcased that talent in high relief. The young actor, the…