Author: Kevin Lever
Dark Season 2 Review: An Emotional Journey Through Time
Netflix’s international series Dark returns for its second season with confidence and purpose, expanding its story and delivering on its characters.
Perpetual Grace, LTD Review: Felipe G. Usted. Almost First Mexican on the Moon. Part 1 (Season 1 Episode 3)
On Perpetual Grace, LTD Season 1 Episode 3, “Felipe G. Usted. Almost First Mexican on the Moon. Part 1,” desperate measures to be better are left behind to solve the here and the now.
Too Old To Die Young Review: Dark and Nihilistic, With Infinite Style
Nicolas Winding Refn translates his very specific and gorgeous filmmaking to television with Too Old To Die Young, an uneven but always fascinating crime thriller.
Perpetual Grace, LTD Review: Orphan Comb Death Fight (Season 1 Episode 2)
On Perpetual Grace, LTD Season 1 Episode 2, “Orphan Comb Death Fight,” the already messy plan grows messier, as New Leaf enters the picture with a need to put things right and the Texas ranger has some questions for James.
Perpetual Grace, LTD Review: Eleven (Season 1 Episode 1)
On its first episode, Perpetual Grace, LTD follows James down a path into unfamiliar territory as his con starts to pull away from him.
The Twilight Zone Review: Blurryman (Season 1 Episode 10)
On The Twilight Zone Season 1 Episode 10, Sophie finds herself trapped inside a meta episode as a mysterious figure stalks her.
Deadwood: The Movie Review: Like Fine Wine, Aged to Perfection
The HBO classic returns with Deadwood: The Movie, bringing its aged characters together again with unfinished business.
The Twilight Zone Review: The Blue Scorpion (Season 1 Episode 9)
On The Twilight Zone Season 1 Episode 9, “The Blue Scorpion,” Chris O’Dowd finds himself losing so much but gaining something dangerous and important.
Barry Review: berkman > block (Season 2 Episode 8)
Barry goes through a gauntlet on the final episode of the season, Barry Season 2 Episode 8, “berkman > block.”
The Twilight Zone Review: Point of Origin (Season 1 Episode 8)
On The Twilight Zone episode, “Point of Origin,” the large topic of immigration and otherness is tackled, effective in its message but a little lacking in its execution.