Category: Reviews
Killjoys Review: Boondoggie (Season 3 Episode 1)
On Killjoys Season 3 Episode 1, Johnny delves into the world of hackmods, while Dutch and D’av are on a Hullen hunt. Read on for our review!
The Mist Review: Withdrawal (Season 1 Episode 2)
On The Mist Season 1 Episode 2, the mist is relatively quiet, but there are still dangers lurking around. Read on for more!
Younger Review: Post Truth (Season 4 Episode 1)
Kelsey finally knows the truth about Liza, and she’s not going to get over it any time soon. Read on for our review of Younger!
Pretty Little Liars Series Finale Review: Top 14 OMG and WTF Moments from “Til DeAth Do Us PArt” (Season 7 Episode 20)
The series finale finally reveals the big mystery but fails to answer some more pivotal questions. Read more for our review of the series finale of Pretty Little Liars.
Shadowhunters: Top Moments from “The Fair Folk” (Season 2 Episode 14)
Things don’t go over smoothly when Jace, Clary, and Simon visit the Seelie Queen. Read on for our review!
Orange is the New Black Review: Don’t Look Away (Season 5 Episodes 10 and 11)
Taystee learns what power means; Red and the girls find themselves in a bit of a hairy situation. Read on for our review of Orange is the New Black!
iZombie Review: Looking for Mr. Goodbrain Part 2 (Season 3 Episode 13)
On the season finale of iZombie, the big bad is finally revealed, and the Aleutian flu outbreak takes a surprising turn. Read on for our review!
Doctor Who Review: World Enough and Time (Season 10 Episode 11)
Doctor Who delivers one of its finest episodes of Peter Capaldi’s run in “World Enough and Time” (Season 10, Episode 11). Read on for our review!
Fear the Walking Dead Review: Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame (Season 3 Episode 5)
Fear the Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 5 is the weakest episode of the season with few thrills and unfocused plots. Read on for our review.
Orphan Black Review: Beneath Her Heart (Season 5 Episode 3)
A character study about Alison Hendrix, Orphan Black Season 5 Episode 3, “Beneath Her Heart,” brilliantly shows a character losing an identity and then gaining a new one. Read more to see our thoughts.