Review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 21 – “Diverged”

The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 21 - “Diverged” Review.

“Diverged” is a uniquely structured bottle episode focusing on Carol and Daryl at the lowest point of their friendship. The general opinion surrounding The Walking Dead is that AMC’s highest-rated cable drama has declined in quality over the past few years, evidenced best with “Diverged”.  Last night’s episode focuses, quite predictably, on Carol and Daryl, following the fallout … Read more

Review: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Episode 2 – “The Star-Spangled Man”

The opening episode set the stage for The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, making ready for rampant action, some hilarious chemistry between the show’s two leads, and the return of Helmut Zemo, a foe last seen in Captain America: Civil War.  Both Wilson and Barnes are on the trail of the Flag Smashers, tracking them to Munich … Read more

Review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 20 – “Splinter”

The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 20 - “Splinter” Review.

“Splinter” is a claustrophobic chapter that plays on the fear of the unknown, offered some fleeting insights into Princess’s troubled past, the highly secretive Commonwealth community, and little else.  From her bright pink coat to her history with PTSD, exacerbated by being held prisoner inside a train car, not to mention Paola Lázaro’s performance as … Read more

Review: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Episode 1 – “New World Order”

Sam Wilson (The Falcon) comes to terms with a legacy left in the absence of Captain America, while Bucky Barnes (The Winter Soldier) deals with his dark past as Hydra’s ultimate super-soldier and the fallout from his actions in a world without his best friend, Steve Rogers.  The Falcon and The Winter Soldier’s premiere episode “New … Read more

Review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 19 – “One More”

The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 19 - “One More” Review.

In their search for supplies, Aaron and Gabriel grow desperate, but an encounter with a survivor leads to quite possibly the most unsatisfying character deaths to an episode of The Walking Dead. Naturally, spoilers ahead. Missed last week’s review? You can check that out here. Robert Patrick is best known for portraying one of the most … Read more

The Success of WandaVision and Its Weekly Premieres

Despite the rough year, it’s a good thing to be thriving in an age of streaming services in a time when the world is locked off. Being in the comfort of our homes where we are sitting and relaxing, watching either old or new shows is just therapeutic, especially with what’s happening around us. If … Read more

WandaVision Should Have Let Wanda Be Loveable, Tragic, And Wrong

WandaVision‘s first few episodes were onto something brilliant. Equal parts heart-warming and disturbing, we watched Wanda live out the life she deserves: loving, stable, idyllic. Many rejoiced in how the often formulaic Marvel Cinematic Universe was stretching its creative muscles. Far from the world-ending stakes of Avengers: Endgame, here, we were tuning in every week to … Read more

Review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 18 – “Find Me”

Daryl Dixon finds love. Never imagined writing those four words in the eleven years since The Walking Dead first blessed our screens. “Find Me” replaces action and bloodshed for an episode built on self-reflection and regret, focusing on three characters: Daryl, Carol, and newcomer, Leah.  The second of six episodes in this extended tenth season documents the off-screen events … Read more

Review: The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 17 – “Home Sweet Home”

The Walking Dead Season 10 - Episode 17 Review - "Home Sweet Home"

While Maggie prepares to face Negan and struggles to confront her past, a new threat lies in wait to orchestrate a deadly assault – and Maggie’s a target. “Sometimes I think we’re just surviving from one fight to the next”, to quote Daryl from season 10’s opening episode, “Lines We Cross”, it’s the perfect analogy … Read more