Category: Reviews
The Mosquito Coast Season 2 Episode 4 Review: A Rag, a Bone, a Hank of Hair
So little of any real consequence actually happens in The Mosquito Coast’s “A Rag, a Bone, a Hank of Hair,” that it’s almost impossible not to wonder what purpose this installment is meant to serve. (Or if it has one at all.)
The Peripheral Season 1 Episode 7 Review: The Doodad
The Peripheral Season 1 Episode 7, “The Doodad,” is an unusual penultimate episode. Read on for our review.
The Noel Diary Review: Justin Hartley and Barrett Doss Dazzle In This Holiday Romp
The Noel Diary’s bleak take on the holiday movie genre is transcended by leads Justin Hartley and Barrett Doss. Read on for our review!
Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 1 Episodes 1 and 2 Review: Just Getting Started / Sicarius
Criminal Minds: Evolution is a welcome return to the BAU and one of the rare revivals that improves upon the original. Read on for our review..
New Amsterdam Review: The Empty Spaces / Don’t Do This For Me (Season 5 Episodes 9 and 10)
New Amsterdam Season 5 Episode 9, “The Empty Spaces,” and New Amsterdam Season 5 Episode 10, “Don’t Do This For Me,” set up the beginning of the end.
Andor Season 1 Episode 12 Review: Rix Road
Andor ends its first season with an explosive finale, propelling viewers into the rebellion of Cassian Andor. Check out our review!
Acapulco Season 2 Episode 7 Review: Always Something There to Remind Me
What can possibly go wrong when both of your exes show up to your joint bachelor/bachelorette party? Read our review of Acapulco Season 2 Episode 7 to find out!
The Santa Clauses Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Chapter Three: Into the Wobbly Wood
There’s a new Santa in town but The Santa Clauses leaves us wondering if he is the right choice. Read more of our review!
The Winchesters Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Art of Dying
The Winchesters Season 1 Episode 6, “Art of Dying,” tackles John’s anger. But surprisingly, it doesn’t create an explosion, just a slight eruption. Read on for our review!
Wednesday Season 1 Review: Supernatural Teen Mystery Is Creepy and Kooky but Lacks Originality
Netflix’s Wednesday may not be groundbreaking, but it is enjoyable to watch and bolstered by a strong performance from Jenna Ortega. Read our review.