Category: Reviews
All Rise Review: The Peril of the Plea (Season 2 Episode 5)
On All Rise Season 2 Episode 5, “The Peril of the Plea,” a high-stakes case pushes Lola towards doubts she may regret.
His Dark Materials Review: The Scholar (Season 2 Episode 5)
Lyra and Will spring their big plan, but it’s through Ruth Wilson’s portrayal of Mrs. Coulter where His Dark Materials Season 2 Episode 5, “The Scholar,” finds its most success.
Preview — A Million Little Things Season 3 Episode 4: The Talk
Everyone is hitting their own personal roadblock on A Million Little Things Season 3 Episode 4, “the talk.” Read on for a preview of the winter finale!
The Outpost Review: From Paradise to Hell and Back (Season 3 Episode 10)
This episode paints a near-perfect picture of a toxic relationship with Yavalla’s dominance over The United. Read on for our review and analysis of Season 3 Episode 10!
A Sugar & Spice Holiday Review: Dashes Of Chaos Ruin This Recipe
A Sugar & Spice Holiday’s script isn’t structurally sound — but it’s still an important film. Read on for our review!
Shameless Review: Go Home, Gentrifier (Season 11 Episode 2)
Despite its perfect comedic timing, Shameless Season 11 Episode 2, “Go Home, Gentrifier,” has its pros and cons in regard to plot and character growth. Read our review for more details.
The Christmas Setup Review: Christmas Has Always Been Queer
Lifetime’s The Christmas Setup does more than finally provide the LBGTQIA community representation in the beloved genre of TV Christmas movies. It does so in the most authentic way possible. Read on for our review!
The Mandalorian Review: The Believer (Season 2 Episode 7)
The Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 7, “The Believer,” goes on a heist and hits on the very thing that Star Wars has always been about.
The Prom Review: Glitz, Sequins, and Zazz Try to Distract From Weak Plotting
Should you get out your dancing shoes and join the unruly hearts of The Prom? Read on for our review!
I’m Your Woman Review: Not Your Typical Crime Drama
I’m Your Woman, starring Rachel Brosnahan, is compelling because of her character’s unique journey. Read on for our review.