TV Reviews
TV reviews are our expertise. We provide a final rating and insight on TV shows of all genres, from network TV to original series on streaming platforms. Here is our extensive collection of reviews where we give our final opinion on many TV.
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‘1992’ Review – Netflix Thriller Relies On Imagery But Forgets To Be Interesting
The best part of 1992 is undoubtedly the villain, which coincidentally is the part it focuses on the least. But it counts for something. There...
‘La Palma’ Review: Norwegian Netflix Series Goes Off With A Bit Of A Whimper
What if your idyllic vacation retreat was trying to kill you? This is, essentially, the premise of Netflix’s Norwegian limited series La Palma, though admittedly...
‘Black Doves’ Is A Fun Holiday Treat With Surprising Depth
Black Doves, Netflix’s British action-thriller series from Giri/Haji’s Joe Barton, is technically a Christmas show. The holiday has nothing to do with the plot, which...
‘The Madness’ Is Middling… But Colman Domingo Rules As Usual
You can tell that The Madness would like to be described as “timely”, “biting”, or any number of other adjectives one would typically throw at...
‘The Helicopter Heist’ Delivers Serviceable True-Crime Thrills
If there are two things everybody loves these days, it’s true crime and heist thrillers. The Helicopter Heist knows this, which is why the Swedish...
Amazon’s ‘Wish List Games’ Is An Energetic Gameshow With An Insidious Undercurrent
Amazon is a company that needs no introduction, known to many as the monolithic e-commerce store (though it’s most important product is Amazon Web Services),...
‘Adoration’ Is A Familiar Feeling Mystery With A Bad Attitude
Ironically for a show titled Adoration, everyone in this seems to hate each other. There are more arguments in the first couple of episodes that...
‘The Mothers of Penguins’ Is A Heartfelt Polish Family Drama
Despite the fact that The Mothers of Penguins centers around a woman who happens to be an MMA fighter, don’t worry – this isn’t just...
Netflix’s MMA Series ‘The Cage’ Redoes ‘Rocky’ With A Few Surprises
The underdog sports drama never stops being popular, and Netflix’s The Cage fits the mold shaped by classics like Rocky and great contemporary efforts like Warrior. You’ll see strands of both...
‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’ Is Nothing New, But It Works On Its Own Terms
Look, Prime Video wants an international espionage franchise to call its own, and it’s going to get one even if it kills us. Thus, Citadel,...
George Knapp’s ‘Investigation Alien’ Lacks A Smoking Gun
In case you didn’t know before deep-diving into the documentary series Investigation Alien, George Knapp is an American journalist, news anchor, and talk radio host....
‘Don’t Come Home’ Review – A Surprising Thai Thriller That Catches You Off Guard
Don’t Come Home is deceiving in many ways. It lures you into thinking that you are watching a standard horror series about paranormal experiences in...
‘The Diplomat’ Ups the Ante In Season 2 — And Remains One Of Netflix’s Best Shows
“Messy and dysfunctional” is how I’d describe my life most of the time, but it’s also a good way of summing up The Diplomat, perhaps...
‘Children of the Church Steps’ Is Haunting, Poignant, and Frustrating
Children of the Church Steps burns frustration for fuel. The four-part Netflix series is backdropped by the Candelaria massacre, a heinous event that took place...
‘The Manhattan Alien Abduction’ Explores The Most Credible and Contested Alien Abduction Case
The Manhattan Alien Abduction follows the insane story of a woman named Linda who claims to have been abducted from her bedroom in Manhattan —...
Is Netflix’s ‘Territory’ The Next ‘Succession’? It Could Be – Here’s Why
I’ll be honest; the reason I took a keen interest in Territory was because I saw that Anna Torv was leading in it. Despite only...
‘Beauty in Black’ Proves Tyler Perry Must Be Stopped At All Costs
I know I give Tyler Perry a hard time, but he’s asking for it. Nobody else in entertainment delivers more execrable projects and seems so...
‘Hellbound’ Season 2 Levels Up An Already Incredible Series
When I watched Hellbound back in 2021, I insisted that there must be a Season 2. I carefully compared it to Kingdom, stating that if...