Editor Isabella Dow discusses the meaning of television soundtracks, and song, in our daily lives.
‘Iron Fist’ Captures Marvel Essence Though Drama Falls Flat
Keeping an eye on future installments, Marvel’s track record still feels strong despite the narrative missteps in its latest series ‘Iron Fist.’
Netflix’s Quirky Comedy ‘Love’ Returns For A Second Season of Humor and Reality
Judd Apatow’s ‘Love’ returns for its second season on Netflix, bringing more laughs and thoughtful provocations.
‘Taken’ Transfers Mediocrity From Silver Screen To Television
The pilot episode of new television series ‘Taken’ is less similar to the first movie and is more akin to ‘Taken 2’ and ‘Taken 3’ in terms of quality.
Always Realistic, HBO’s ‘Crashing’ Brings Unique Sense of Humor
HBO’s new comedy ‘Crashing’ is a little more real than funny, but the show starring Pete Holmes provides laughs amidst reality
HBO’s ‘Big Little Lies’ Is Realistic, Complex, and Beautiful
Starring Shailene Woodley and Reese Witherspoon, ‘Big Little Lies’ sets up a complicated drama full of mystery, intrigue, and murder
‘The Walking Dead’ Returns With Fast-Paced Action and Intensity
The second half of season seven of AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’ premiered as a fast-paced action-filled episode in stark contrast to the first half of the season.
Mercurial and Multifacted, ‘Legion’ Joins the Team of Superhero Shows
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.