Author: Jerrica Tisdale
Julia Season 2 Episode 7 Review: Shrimp & Grits
The White House dinner proves more challenging than anyone thought, but it’s a story of changing the world with whispers. Read our review.
Christmas on Cherry Lane Review: Great Concept, But Missing Some Oomph
Hallmark’s latest Christmas movie has an interesting premise but the parts aren’t as fascinating as the whole. Read our review!
Magic in Mistletoe Review: A Slight Twist to the Formula, but Another Cute Romantic Tale
Magic in Mistletoe doesn’t stray too far from Hallmark’s classic formula. However, it adds interesting layers to make it very enjoyable. Read our review.
Julia Season 2 Episode 6 Review: Chartwinkerie
A telethon allows this cast of characters to showcase some of their best and worst attributes. It’s an episode that shines Robert Joy. Read our review.
Black Cake Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Nine Night
Covey’s story comes to an end, but Mabel’s story just begins. We get an almost completely satisfying conclusion. Read our review!
May December Review: Impeccable Performances Not Overshadowed By Tone
May December is full of amazing performances, especially by Charles Melton, but the tone may divide opinions. Read our review.
Julia Season 2 Episode 5 Review: Bûche de Noël
Product placement and an unexpected visitor blend together to create the funniest episode of Julia yet. It reminds us of the complex nature of showbusiness.
Black Cake Season 1 Episode 7 Review: Birth Mother
We return to Covey’s story and it breaks our heart in a million pieces. Her start to motherhood leads to a captivating hour of loss and choices.
Good Burger 2 Review: The Silly Charm Of The Original But With Slight Maturity
Kenan and Kel make you realize how much you miss them on screen together in this fun, silly, and endearing sequel. Read our review.
Julia Season 2 Episode 4 Review: Chocolate Mousse
Alice’s embracing her sexuality gets challenged. The scene highlights the barriers of the time and showcases Brittany Bradford’s vast talent. Read our review.