Morgan Spurlock's "Rats" is shrewdly billed as a "horrormentary." Yet of the two worthwhile, globetrotting documentaries premiering this week, Leonardo DiCaprio's "Before the Flood" -- a deep dive into the subject of climate change -- might be the more terrifying.
Kent Brockman goes looking for a new job in Sunday's episode of "The Simpsons," but the old-school newsman may find it hard to find his place in the new media world.
Douglas Adams fans learned the hard way that the author's quirky tone doesn't easily translate to the screen with the movie "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." They fare only slightly better with "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency," an ungainly series from BBC America.
After a celebrated theatrical run, "Weiner" finally arrives on Showtime, feeling even more timely given the most recent sexting scandal involving former New York congressman Anthony Weiner and his subsequent split with wife and Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin.
The provocative, technology-focused anthology returns with most of its charms intact, an R-rated "The Twilight Zone" spun forward into the digital age.
When "The Simpsons" debuted in December 1989, it was the "perfect thing at the perfect time," according to executive producer Al Jean. You could say, their timing was excellent.
The new trailer for 20th Century Fox's "Logan" has officially arrived, but as the titular character mentions in the footage, the "X-Men" world we knew is no longer what it was.
"Keeping Up With the Joneses" is as blandly generic as its title, a comedy that telegraphs every beat with a one-sentence description of the premise and continues the cinematic squandering of Zach Galifianakis since "The Hangover."
