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“#Ragdoll Perfectly Blends Humor and the Macabre with Thrilling Results” Can humor and the grotesque reside side-by-side? Fans of horror the world over know this with certainty. AMC+’s Ragdoll isn’t a horror movie or even a horror series, but humor keeps its grasp of the grotesque and grisly from going too far off the deep…
“#Kin Review: The Stars Align in This Riveting Irish Drama” Every streaming service needs a breakout series. Netflix had House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black, Hulu had The Handmaid’s Tale, and Apple TV had Ted Lasso. If the first six episodes are any indication, Kin should be the breakout series for AMC…
“#Slasher Flesh & Blood Review: Convincing Kills, Little Thrills” The Slasher franchise has had multiple homes in its relatively short lifespan, and the fourth chapter, titled Flesh & Blood, is set to debut in its new home on Shudder August 12. While the new chapter dials up the gore, the plot does not land as…
“#Gossip Girl Review: A Hollow Sequel That Lacks the Thrills of Its Predecessor” It’s not a great sign when a reboot of a teen drama makes you yearn for the good old days of the original show. After the way Gossip Girl Season 6 ended, the blog was dead and buried, and the characters had…
“#The Irregulars Review: Chapter by Bloody Chapter” Netflix’s new supernatural horror adventure series, The Irregulars, is based on the Baker Street Irregulars characters from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes novels. I am creepily thrilled with the gory, gooey, hematic mess left on the floor. The debut season is full of dark ambiance and disgusting…
“#Ginny & Georgia is Filled With Pop-Culture References and Not Enough Substance” While so many shows are addressing the pandemic, Ginny & Georgia is here to offer some escapist fun, but don’t go into it expecting heavy storytelling, or you will come away feeling short-changed. The new series, premiering February 24 on Netflix, follows 15-year-old…
“#The Flight Attendant Takes You Away with Fast-Paced, If Somewhat Empty, International Shenanigans” While so many shows are leaning hard into the realities of 2020, The Flight Attending sweeps viewers away to another world, one in which trans-Atlantic flights and all-night parties still exist without any worries. Yes, the new HBO Max show is here…
“#Emily in Paris Review: Lily Collins Shines in Darren Star’s Surefire Hit” Making a TV show funny is no easy feat, but if Darren Star has taught us anything, it’s that he can deliver humor in almost any scenario. His latest series, Emily in Paris, has had a long road to the screen. It started…
“#We Are Who We Are: Luca Guadagnino’s HBO Drama is An Immersive Affair” Being a teenager is a complicated web of emotions. With teenage dramas filled with more cliches as the years have passed, We Are Who We Are is here to prove that there is still life left in the genre. It makes sense,…
“#The Alienist’s Douglas Smith Talks About His Character, His Brother Act, and Life While in Budapest” Douglas Smith has been making the most of a golden opportunity. Smith is about to make his return as Marcus Isaacson, the more extroverted of the twin forensic crime-scene pioneers on The Alienist: Angel of Darkness, which debuts at…