Years after the events of the final season, Seven Kings Must Die is a perfect farewell to a much-loved series. While Uhtred’s story comes to an end, viewers will get to see the beginning of a united England. The movie manages to feel like the series but elevated in terms of performances and shooting. Seven Kings Must Die is a great story about loyalty and the cost of destiny.… Read More Seven Kings Must Die review: A Fitting Farewell
Season two feels as if it is clinging to the past season’s genre, while trying to be a darker, edgier version of its first season. It falls flat in comparison, with forgettable songs and messy plots that makes six episodes feel like it’s too long. … Read More Schmigadoon season 2: a flopped follow-up
Four outcasts including a Brainiac good student, a scandal-ridden cynic, a tomboy, and a fashion maven, navigate the first day of junior year at Rydell High. The show brings to light issues but somehow manages to keep its comedic aspect without losing its true message of inequality that all four of the ladies face.… Read More Rise of the Pink Ladies: A Perfect Rendition
The first two episodes offer up a promising slow build that slowly peels back the layers and delves into the survivors past and the horror aspect is heightened culminating in a impactful yet ravaging scene at the end of episode 2.… Read More Yellowjackets season 2: flitting through time
A musical romantic comedy that had all the writing talents that should have made this show a success. Unfortunately, bland songs and flat vocals paired with character arcs that make little sense set this series up for failure.… Read More Up Here review: Falling flat
Instead of focusing on more interesting characters, the second part of this season feels lost and confused. Instead of developing a cohesive plot, the second part of this season focuses on all the wrong things and makes it a drag to watch. … Read More You season 4, part 2: A Wasted Potential
This episode is more coherent with plots coming together for a revelation at the end of the episode. There are still unnecessary things that take away from the story, like forced romantic plots with the teens and adults, but that is typical of the creator.… Read More Wolf Pack, Episode 5: A monstrous hunt
The first three episodes of Hello Tomorrow offers viewers a unique look into an alternate past through the eyes of Jack, a travelling salesman who’s optimism is almost infectious. While the show could have easily fallen into a mundane pattern, the episodes offer depth to their characters, revealed over time. … Read More Hello Tomorrow! Desperation is a salesman’s greatest asset
Luna Briggs is the focus until plots get lost in each other and clash. She has the best insights into her character but is pushed to the sideline. Garrett is, again the saving grace of the series and with increasing screen time, gives hope for improvement to the main arc and storyline. … Read More Wolf Pack episode 4 review: Howling Disappointment
When focused on the Briggs family, Wolf Pack makes for a suitable watch, but the writer’s confusion in what direction they want for the overall plot, and characters is still one of the biggest flaws. It would be better if they had focused on the Brigg’s family, introducing the ominous threat that werewolves bring instead of the catty teenage drama.… Read More Wolf Pack episode 3 review: A family affair
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