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‘Milky Subway: The Galactic Limited Express – the Movie’ Review – All Aboard For A Delightful Journey
I’m forever complaining about shows and movies being too long, but it’s rare I ever moan about anything being too short. It’s basically impossible to...
‘My Royal Nemesis’ Season 1, Episode 8 Recap – It’s All Coming Together
My Royal Nemesis has made such a fuss about being a romantic comedy – largely a comedy above and beyond any other consideration – that...
‘My Royal Nemesis’ Season 1, Episode 7 Recap – A Little More Seriousness Works Well
Good news, folks – My Royal Nemesis is on a bit of an uptick in Episode 7. I’ve been critical of this recent portion of...
Netflix’s ‘Calabasas Confidential’ Slammed by Viewers as a “Snoozefest” and “Out of Touch”
Calabasas Confidential was released on Netflix on May 29, and the response from viewers is already overwhelmingly negative. Mirroring the site’s official review, commenters in...
‘Calabasas Confidential’ Is Eight Hours of My Life I Won’t Get Back (But the Drinks Look Great)
When I first started watching Calabasas Confidential, I couldn’t have imagined I’d be able to sit through all eight episodes. Yet, here I am. The...
‘A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder’ Season 2 Ending Explained – Justice Isn’t Easy
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is much improved in Season 2, at least in part because its mystery is significantly darker and more complex....
‘A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder’ Season 2 Review – Emma Myers Once Again Anchors A Darker, Improved Sequel
Season 2 of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder begins with Pip (Emma Myers, Wednesday) swearing to never investigate another murder ever again, which in...
‘My Royal Nemesis’ Episode 6 Recap – The Inevitable First Kiss
My Royal Nemesis hits an important and inevitable milestone in Episode 6, which is to say that Se-gye and Dan-sim finally kiss. We’re not quite...
‘My Royal Nemesis’ Episode 5 Recap – Things Are Getting A Little Silly
There’s a very fine line between slapstick-y comedy and outright goofy claptrap, and it was inevitable that at some point, My Royal Nemesis was going...
‘The Boroughs’ Ending Explained – Answering Every Burning Question About Mother, Trees, And Season 2
With a bit of relief, I’m happy to tell you that the ending of The Boroughs sticks the landing. Sure, it can’t quite resist teasing...
‘The Boroughs’ Episode 7 Recap – The Great Escape
The Boroughs has had a pretty high level of baseline quality all throughout, but it really kicks into gear in Episode 7. And just in...
‘The Boroughs’ Episode 6 Recap – The Grey Rebellion Rises
We have the vast majority of the answers that The Boroughs is going to give us. Most of them have been revealed gradually, with a...
‘The Boroughs’ Episode 5 Recap – The Key To Eternal Life Is… Slime?
What’s the one thing that all the money in the world can’t buy? Time, of course, which is precisely what the residents of The Boroughs...
‘The Boroughs’ Episode 4 Recap – Your Old TVs Might Come In Handy
The Boroughs really gets on the front foot in Episode 4, "Forbidden Fruit", upping the pace around the midway point and getting the Scooby gang right into the midst of the monster action. Mostly, anyway.
‘The Boroughs’ Episode 3 Recap – No Peace for the Dead
Despite the fact that it’s hardly rocketing along, The Boroughs isn’t being shy about fleshing out its supernatural mystery either. This is a good balance, I think,...
‘The Boroughs’ Episode 2 Recap – It’s A Miracle (Or Is It?)
It’s probably just Sam’s luck that, just as it seemed like he was making friends in The Boroughs, one of them ended up dead. Jack’s...
‘The Boroughs’ Episode 1 Recap – This Isn’t Exactly the Warmest Welcome
If it wasn’t obvious out of the gate that Episode 1 of The Boroughs is all about introductions, it’ll become clear pretty quickly. The episode...
‘The Boroughs’ Review – A Starry Supernatural Retirement More Spielberg Than ‘Stranger Things’
The involvement of the Duffer Brothers – they executive-produced Netflix’s The Boroughs, a supernatural murder-mystery set in a picturesque New Mexico retirement community – unavoidably...