Category: Reviews
Kevin Can F**k Himself Review: We’re Selling Washing Machines (Season 1 Episode 3)
Kevin Can F**k Himself weaponizes Annie Murphy’s subtle portrayal of Allison to rain terror on both genres of storytelling. Read on for our review!
Sex/Life Review: The Wives Are In Connecticut (Season 1 Episode 1)
Sex/Life starts out strong with “The Wives Are In Connecticut.” Read on for our review!
False Positive Review: Psychological Horror Film is Poorly Conceived
False Positive, Ilana Glazer’s newest brainchild, is a big ole zero with half baked plots and dueling tones. Read on for our review!
The Mysterious Benedict Society Review: A Bunch of Smart Orphans/Carrying the Bird (Season 1 Episodes 1 and 2)
The Mysterious Benedict Society Season 1 is off to a strong start by encouraging the dialogue that children are truth-tellers and to be trusted. Check out our review for more!
Good Girls Review: Strong Sales Strong Hearts / Put It All On Two (Season 4 Episodes 10 and 11)
Good Girls Season 4 Episodes 10 and 11, “Strong Sales Strong Hearts / Put It All On Two” is the beginning of the end, and it’s time. Read our review for more.
HSMTMTS Review: The Field Trip (Season 2 Episode 7)
High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Season 2 Episode 7 is an epic showdown of talent and wit, resulting in the show’s best episode yet. Read our review!
Physical Review: Let’s Get This Party Started (Season 1 Episode 4)
Just in case you missed the memo on the series’ first episodes, “Physical,” reminds us that Sheila’s husband Danny truly is The Worst. Read on for our review.
Loki Review: Lamentis (Season 1 Episode 3)
In a mischievous twist, Loki side-lines the larger story in favor of an incredibly intimate character study. Read on for our review!
Good on Paper Review: A Wild Ride That Unfortunately Isn’t All That Great
There’s a lot of potential, but Good on Paper fails to deliver. Read on for our review.
The Bold Type Review: Don’t Turn Away (Season 5 Episode 5)
The reunions on The Bold Type Season 5 Episode 5, “Don’t Turn Away,” don’t make us feel much of anything at all. Read on for our review.