Author: Alicia Gilstorf
Loki Review: For All Time. Always. (Season 1 Episode 6)
The season finale of Loki does wonders for Marvel’s upcoming films, but it hardly leaves this story on the most fulfilling note. Read on for our review!
Kevin Can F**k Himself Review: New Patty (Season 1 Episode 5)
Kevin Can F**k Himself talks a big game but proves it still isn’t capable of following through. It is, however, capable of some very cool cameos. Here’s our review!
Loki Review: Journey Into Mystery (Season 1 Episode 5)
The penultimate episode of Loki is a coming-of-age tale that screws calm and goes straight for full-tilt blockbuster chaos. Check out our review!
Kevin Can F**k Himself Review: Live Free or Die (Season 1 Episode 4)
Kevin Can F**k Himself explores several directionless detours but finds itself again in the elaboration of this show’s foul-mouth title. Read on for our review!
Loki Review: The Nexus Event (Season 1 Episode 4)
Loki uses the chaos surrounding the TVA’s inevitable downfall to reach new heights in storytelling. Read on for our 5-star review!
Kevin Can F**k Himself Review: We’re Selling Washing Machines (Season 1 Episode 3)
Kevin Can F**k Himself weaponizes Annie Murphy’s subtle portrayal of Allison to rain terror on both genres of storytelling. Read on for our review!
Loki Review: Lamentis (Season 1 Episode 3)
In a mischievous twist, Loki side-lines the larger story in favor of an incredibly intimate character study. Read on for our review!
How ‘Loki’ Could Be Plotting a ‘Good Place’ Worthy Twist
Loki is embracing the god’s love for tricks at every turn, and that dedication to the God of Mischief has us questioning the legitimacy of everything.
Kevin Can F**k Himself Review: Living the Dream / New Tricks (Season 1 Episodes 1 and 2)
Annie Murphy continues her comedy reign in Kevin Can F**k Himself with a dark take on the sitcom wife. Read on for our review of the series premiere!
Loki Review: The Variant (Season 1 Episode 2)
External conflict forces the loopy time-travelling mysteries of Loki into action, resulting in an elaborate man-hunt that transcends genres. Read on for our review!