Category: Reviews
Love, Guaranteed Review: The Romcom Goes to Court
Centering a romance around a lawsuit adds only a few quirks to an old formula, but it does tell a solid love story. Read on for our review of Love, Guaranteed!
Lovecraft Country Review: A History of Violence (Season 1 Episode 4)
A journey to the center of the museum leads Tic, Leti, and Montrose to a number of trials on Lovecraft Country Season 1 Episode 4, “A History of Violence.”
Away Review: All Systems Go on This Heartfelt Drama
Away is a character-driven, heartfelt drama series that also lets us enjoy the feeling of traveling to a new frontier. Read on for our review of the Netflix series.
Tell Me A Story Review: Guilt (Season 1 Episode 6)
Things continue to move at a glacial place on Tell Me A Story Season 1 Episode 6, “Guilt,” as the three main vignettes do nothing but stop and stall storylines from digressing into something compelling.
Raised by Wolves Review: Virtual Faith (Season 1 Episode 3)
As trust breaks down at the homestead and at the crash site, both sides must make plans to survive on Raised by Wolves Season 1 Episode 3, “Virtual Faith.”
Raised by Wolves Review: Pentagram (Season 1 Episode 2)
Mother tries to rebuild from the Mithraic assault as Campion and the new members of the homestead struggle to make sense of their new normal.
Raised by Wolves Review: Raised by Wolves (Season 1 Episode 1)
A new world and an old war clash as Mother and Father try to do what’s best for their children on Raised by Wolves Season 1 Episode 1, “Raised by Wolves.”
Coroner Review: All’s Well (Season 1 Episode 5)
Canadian Thanksgiving is full of dead bodies, snakes, and scandal on Coroner Season 1 Episode 5, “All’s Well.” Read on for our review!
I’m Thinking of Ending Things Review: I’ll Show You the Life of the Mind
I’m Thinking of Ending Things, starring Jessie Buckley and Jesse Plemons, is a dense, labyrinthine film about loneliness, humanity, and the mind, becoming one of the most striking releases of the year.
Chemical Hearts Review: A Few Ingredients Shy of Positive Reaction
At it’s worst, Chemical Hearts is a film about a flimsy male protagonist obsessed with a girl who’s wrong for him. At it’s best, it’s a film that allows women to be messy, complicated, and broken, with no unrealistic notions a boy will come and save them.