Sarah Larson reviews the Fox TV version of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” starring Laverne Cox and directed by Kenny Ortega of “High School Musical.”

Fox's new remake of "Rocky Horror" is a vibrant, faithful adaptation — but a fatal flaw threatens to spoil the whole party.

The enjoyable time warp to the '70s plays it safe

Lost in sanitized version is the 1975 movie's campy raunch factor.

It's not a horror, but new version of the camp-classic musical isn't an improvement.

The remake has been jerry-rigged to ensure that fans of the original feel like they’re a part of the movie’s long legacy of midnight screenings.

Solid performances, but the meta presentation is muddled and the decadence has been fatally dialed down – even Rocky’s no longer in a tight, gold Speedo

From stunt casting dangers to why you should keep midnight movies subversive – 5 things we learned from Fox's hot-mess 'Rocky Horror Picture Show.'

This new take on the beloved cult classic halfheartedly stages a "reimagining" of The Rocky Horror Picture Show but forgets the humanity in its characters.