Category: Reviews
Coroner Review: Bridges (Season 1 Episode 8)
On Season 1, Coroner builds a wonderful foundation for Jenny, but we’re left with too many questions at the end of this story for it to feel complete. Read on for our review of the season finale!
Filthy Rich Review: Pilot (Season 1 Episode 1)
Filthy Rich Season 1 Episode 1, “Pilot,” is everything we expect from a southern gothic fable, but it proves that “expected” doesn’t have to be a dirty word on TV. Read on for our review!
The Third Day Review: Saturday – The Son (Season 1 Episode 2)
The surreal seeps into Sam’s sorrow as he looks for answers to his grief on The Third Day Season 1 Episode 2, “Saturday – The Son.”
Lovecraft Country Review: Meet Me in Daegu (Season 1 Episode 6)
The monsters among us are brought out as love is found in a time of war on Lovecraft Country Season 1 Episode 6, “Meet Me in Daegu.”
Ratched Review: We All Go A Bit Mad (Season 1 Episodes 5-8)
The second half of Ratched seems to fare a bit better with the story, but fails to deliver a completely satisfactory ending. Read on for more of our thoughts on this thrilling tale.
The Boys Review: We Gotta Go Now (Season 2 Episode 5)
The Boys finds Supes and The Spice Girls alike revealing their cards, but when will they play them? Keeping reading for our review.
Pen15 Season 2 Part 1 Review: You’re Cordially Invited to the Sleepover of the Year
The kids may not be alright but Pen15 is back and utterly sublime.
Ratched Review: Angel of Mercy or Murderer? (Season 1 Episodes 1-4)
Ratched makes a few missteps but ultimately the first half of Season 1 leaves us wondering just where on the scale of nice versus evil this devious nurse lands. Read our review of the first four episodes!
Julie and the Phantoms Season 1 Review: This Show Will Save Your Soul
Julie and the Phantoms Season 1 is an incredibly special show that leaves us with hearts beating full of hopeful joy, even as the world around us is burning. Read on for our review!
The 100 Review: A Sort of Homecoming (Season 7 Episode 14)
The 100 sweeps the death of a main character under the rug in the first five minutes and spends the rest doing what it probably should have been doing for most of the season. Read our review to find out more.