Category: Reviews
Tales of the City Review: Done Being Erased (Season 1 Episodes 6-10)
Truths are revealed on the second half of Season 1 of Netflix’s Tales of the City. Read on for our review!
Dark Season 2 Review: An Emotional Journey Through Time
Netflix’s international series Dark returns for its second season with confidence and purpose, expanding its story and delivering on its characters.
NOS4A2 Review: The Gas Mask Man (Season 1 Episode 3)
NOS4A2 Season 1 Episode 3, “The Gas Mask Man,” seems to nearly be done setting up pieces and getting on with real bits of the story now.
Big Little Lies Review: Tell-Tale Hearts (Season 2 Episode 2)
Guilt is a mother. Read on for our review of Big Little Lies Season 2 Episode 2, “Tell-Tale Hearts.”
Fear the Walking Dead Review: Humbug’s Gulch (Season 5 Episode 3)
John and June encounter Dwight on the latest episode of Fear the Walking Dead. Check out our review!
Burden of Truth Review: The Milk of Human Kindness (Season 2 Episode 3)
It’s an hour of escalation and shocking turn of events on Burden of Truth Season 2 Episode 3, “The Milk of Human Kindness,” in another solid entry. Check out our review!
Perpetual Grace, LTD Review: Felipe G. Usted. Almost First Mexican on the Moon. Part 1 (Season 1 Episode 3)
On Perpetual Grace, LTD Season 1 Episode 3, “Felipe G. Usted. Almost First Mexican on the Moon. Part 1,” desperate measures to be better are left behind to solve the here and the now.
Too Old To Die Young Review: Dark and Nihilistic, With Infinite Style
Nicolas Winding Refn translates his very specific and gorgeous filmmaking to television with Too Old To Die Young, an uneven but always fascinating crime thriller.
Frankie Drake Mysteries Review: Mother of Pearl (Season 1 Episode 1)
Frankie Drake Mysteries Season 1 Episode 1, “Mother of Pearl” offers a frothy, welcome twist on the traditional procedural genre that will likely leave fans eager for more. Read on for our review!
I Am Mother Review: A Sci-Fi Film That Wants to Say A Lot, But Leaves You With Questions
I Am Mother explores what motherhood means, but doesn’t render an outside world to keep the narrative gelled. Read our review of Netflix’s I Am Mother for more.