“Trolls: World Tour” is not a mindblowing cinematic achievement, but it is exactly what kids, and parents, need right now. That’s where it hits the high note.

It’s frequently a deeply silly show, of course, and the season’s overarching storyline, which involves the connection between wireless broadband and alternate dimensions, is pure, high-concept sci-fi, with just the right amount of cheesiness, for flavor. But Truth Seekers takes seriously the things it should: its need to throw in a few legitimate scares every so often and the abiding humanity of its characters.

The genuinely loving, intimate banter between Nikki and Jason in their quieter moments too is one of the series’ greatest strengths.

“Unorthodox” is a lovely and very specific depiction of a woman for whom music is a form of truth, who is negotiating her path after virtually living in hiding for her entire life.

The film has a shaggy scene-by-scene charm that allows sequences to whiz by like ads for Burma Shave

The mysteries this new version discusses are fascinating and the episodes are well-researched with good storytelling.