Hard to pin down, ‘Legion’ focuses on David Haller, a paranoid schizophrenic with super powers who struggles to determine what is real and what is a product of his delusions
World Regresses to Barbarism in CW’s ‘The 100’
The globe keeps on turning, albeit a little slower, in ‘The 100’ as civilization slips further into the recesses of primal fears and survival instincts.
‘Santa Clarita Diet’ Proves Family Matters, Even to the Undead
A taste for family life does not mix well with a taste for blood. ‘Santa Clarita Diet’ follows the life of a suburban vampire trying to have a quiet family life and quiet a lust for flesh.
The Gilmore Looking Glass
The Gilmore Girls charm is a universal one. Lorelai and Rory Gilmore’s relatability is rooted in their love for witty bickering and junk food – pastimes Veronica Gordo knows all too well.
Bill Burr Challenges the Oversensitive Mainstream in ‘Walk Your Way Out’
In his latest special, Bill Burr pulls no punches, challenging viewers to find the comedy in the most mundane and horrible aspects of daily life.
‘The Path’ Loses its Way Along the Winding Road to Greatness
Hulu’s ‘The Path’ meanders down the road to mediocre non-network television, lacking captivation and conviction.
Netflix’s ‘The Frontier’ Pushes No Boundaries in Television
Jason Mamoa stars in Netflix’s new historical drama, ‘The Frontier,’ but brings little to the already mediocre series.
Deviously Delectable, ‘Unfortunate Events’ Mixes Despair And Dark Humor
Netflix’s new show, ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events,’ gives viewers a series filled with dark humor and stunning visuals.
An Enigma, ‘The Young Pope’ Unsettles and Dazzles
HBO’s newest show, The Young Pope, is mystifyingly dynamic, full of rich images and scenes, and just as problematic as it is interesting.
Netflix’s ‘3%’ Grapples with Life, Death, and Dystopian Futility
As citizens hope to become one of the lucky, the 3%, they are confronted with a violent and unforgiving reality that they will live in squalor in Netflix’s dystopian thriller.