Enola Holmes 3 on Netflix Trades the Altar for Malta as Sherlock Goes Missing

Enola Holmes 3 review: Old-school, funhouse yucks with unexpected pockets of grit

Millie Bobby Brown as our daredevil heroine is back and unleashing the right kind of fun

‘Enola Holmes 3’ Review: Not Even Millie Bobby Brown Seems Excited to Be Back

There’s something wrong with Enola Holmes, and it’s not just that this staunch, rebellious feminist is getting married to a British lord. That’s where the story begins in “Enola Holmes 3,” with our hero having doubts about her wedding day, running late to the altar and getting chased down by a bandit, riding shotgun in her own carriage, her veil vanishing in the wind. It’s an exciting way to drop into her latest movie but unfortunately, it’s the…

‘Enola Holmes 3’ Review: Millie Bobby Brown’s Charming Young Detective Saga Has Some Growing Pains

'Enola Holmes 3,' the third entry in the popular Netflix film franchise is, dare we say it, a little bit elementary for all involved.

‘Enola Holmes 3’ Review: Millie Bobby Brown’s Sleuth Tackles Nuptials and a New Case in Fun, Forgettable Netflix Threequel

Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham Carter also appear in the latest installment of the popular film franchise about Sherlock Holmes' crime-solving younger sister.

Does Enola Holmes Marry Lord Tewkesbury? She Finally Gets Her Fairytale Ending, Sort Of

Millie Bobby Brown’s iconic detective has spent three movies chasing killers, con artists, and the truth about her own family, but ‘Enola Holmes 3‘ finally makes her chase something else entirely, a wedding that keeps slipping out of her grasp. Fans have been asking one very specific question since the trailers dropped, and it turns... The post Does Enola Holmes Marry Lord Tewkesbury? She Finally Gets Her Fairytale Ending, Sort Of appeared first…

From a Retired Spy to The Return of Enola Holmes, Here Are July's Mystery & Thriller Adaptations

It’s time for some criminal adaptations to stream this July! While it’s quieter than it should be based on the massive wave of adaptations we’re currently riding, I did still find you two new series, an action-packed mystery film, and a backlist film adapted from a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Before I jump in, here are some things crime readers will want to have on their radar: Murder 101 and Ride or Die are not adaptations. The first is a do…