Category: Reviews
Little Birds Review: Season 1 Episode 4
Little Birds Season 1 Episode 4 is eventful and gorgeous but does little to advance the plot, keeping the story directionless. Read on for our review!
Blindspotting Review: The Rule of Three (Season 1 Episode 3)
Blindspotting’s third episode takes us through a day in the life of Trish with Jaylen Barron delivering a captivating, visceral performance. Check out our review!
Legends of Tomorrow Review: Stressed Western (Season 6 Episode 8)
Legends of Tomorrow Season 6 Episode 8, “Stressed Western,” reestablishes its status quo.
Batwoman Review: Power (Season 2 Episode 18)
Ryan and the team have one final showdown with Black Mask and the False Face Society on Batwoman Season 2 Episode 18, “Power.” Here’s our review of the season finale!
Domina Review: Secrets (Season 1 Episode 4)
Domina’s fourth episode is a perfect mix of the best things about the show (Livia’s complex scheming) and the absolute worst (everything involving the younger generation).
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.