Category: Reviews
What We Do in the Shadows Review: The Prisoner/The Cloak of Duplication (Season 3 Episodes 1 and 2)
What We Do in the Shadows returns with double the vampiric hijinks, strong comedic performances, and plenty of Colin Robinson. Check out our review!
The Outpost Review: The Pleasing Voice of The Masters (Season 4 Episode 8)
To Tobin and Garret, what is meant for evil can only be used for evil. Wren and Janzo’s philosophy is the opposite. They know freedom for 313 and his people will prove a great tool for making them allies. Who is in the right? Read on for our review and analysis of Season 4 Episode 8!
Ted Lasso Review: Headspace (Season 2 Episode 7)
Ted Lasso Season 2 just keeps getting better – and this episode, with its complex emotional beats for multiple characters, is a prime example of why. Read on for our review.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Review: Game of Boyles / Renewal (Season 8 Episodes 7 and 8)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s penultimate episodes pay tribute to Holt and Kevin’s relationship, as well as the classic whodunnit beats of Knives Out! Read on for our review.
Coroner Review: Spirits (Season 3 Episode 3)
Jenny and Donovan stake out a haunted house and someone says goodbye on Coroner Season 3 Episode 3, “Spirits.” Read on for more!
Grown-ish Review: You Beat Me to the Punch (Season 4 Episode 9)
At a luau party with the crew, Zoey accepts Luca’s career advice, making Aaron uncomfortable on Grown-ish Season 4 Episode 9, “You Beat Me to the Punch.”
American Horror Story: Double Feature Review: Thirst (Season 10 Episode 3)
A surprise visitor brings along a whole new set of problems for the Gardner family on American Horror Story: Double Feature Season 10 Episode 3, “Thirst.” Read on for our review!
Riverdale Review: Chapter Ninety: The Night Gallery (Season 5 Episode 14)
Riverdale Season 5 Episode 14 delivers a mind-bending character study on post-war trauma and the demons of addiction. Read on!
Afterlife of the Party Review: A Surprisingly Partyless Study of Grief
Afterlife of the Party is an insightful and contemporary study of grief that has no business in the club. Read on for our review of the film!
Turner & Hooch Review: To Serve and Pawtect (Season 1 Episode 7)
Brooke snags Scott a new case, and Hooch steals the spotlight on Turner & Hooch Season 1 Episode 7, “To Serve and Pawtect.” Read on for our review.