Category: Reviews
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 4 Review: The Grouping Ceremony
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 4, “The Grouping Ceremony,” shows the characters finally hitting their strides. Read on for more!
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 3 Review: The MatriXXX
Miracle Workers: End Times Season 4 Episode 3, “The MatriXXX” relies too much on sexual humor and not enough on actual character building. Check out our review.
Cruel Summer Season 2 Episode 8 Review: Confess Your Sins
Cruel Summer Season 2 Episode 8, “Confess Your Sins,” finally answers some season-long questions and maintains enough suspense to propel the characters into the final two episodes. Read on for our review!
The Righteous Gemstones Season 3 Episode 6 Review: For Out of the Heart Comes Evil Thoughts
A hologram of their dead mother isn’t even the most shocking part of this bonkers installment of The Righteous Gemstones. Read on for our review of Season 3 Episode 6.
The Chosen Season 1 Episode 1 Review: I Have Called You By Name
The Chosen Season 1 Episode 1, “I Have Called You By Name,” is a biblically accurate retelling of several stories tying into the life of Jesus.
The Lazarus Project Season 1 Episode 7 Review: Episode Seven
George learns to be careful what you wish for while paranoia comes into play on The Lazarus Project “Episode 7.” Read on for our review!
VC Andrews’ Dawn Part 2 Review: Secrets of the Morning
This part of the Dawn series offers a much stronger narrative and a much more believable and sweet romance. Read our review.
Outlander Season 7 Episode 5 Review: Singapore
The women of Outlander showcase the difficulties they face on the front lines of history with a poignant exploration. Check out our review!
The Crowded Room Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Reunion
The Crowded Room Season 1 Episode 8, “Reunion,” shifts gears and morphs into a legal drama, though some unnecessary flashbacks muddle things a bit.
What We Do in the Shadows Review: The Mall / A Night Out With the Guys (Season 5 Episodes 1 and 2)
What We Do in the Shadows’ double-opener proves the vampire comedy is as robust as ever, delivering clever storytelling and laughs in equal measure.