“The Walking Dead” is back, and Angela Kang’s promise of a structural experiment in the 10th season’s third act looks to be in full swing, but to mixed results in this particular installment as Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) find themselves hunted in the woods by Reapers.
Read MoreAs we head into the back half of the season, HBO Drama “We Are Who We Are” examines the elements of control and how each of the characters struggle to grab hold to keep their heads above water.
Read MoreAfter spending both Episodes 1 and 2 from Fraser and Caitlin’s individual perspective, the third instalment of Guadagnino’s HBO Series “We Are Who We Are” flashes back and forth between the two protagonist characters to give us a unique perspective.
Read MoreAlthough the series’ endgame isn’t completely transparent, with the second episode’s bold switch in character, we have a better idea as to how the rest of the series might function.
Read MoreLuca Guadagnino’s brings us the HBO series “We Are Who We Are”, a poetic viewpoint of identity and the fluidness of human beings at any stage of their lives.
Read MoreIt’s incredibly hard to fathom the amount of time that has flown by because Legion: Season 1 has come to an end after a very swift eight weeks. Oddly enough, this was easily the most grounded episode of Legion yet and how fitting for finale night?
Read MoreLegion has not only premiered its best episode yet, but one of the best episodes of television ever created. What a shame that there is still one episode left because there’s almost no way in the world that the finale will be as good as Chapter 7, but this show is full of surprises and who knows what kind of tricks Noah Hawley has up his sleeves?
Read MoreWell, it APPEARED that Legion had its first bad episode, but of course with this show anything can happen within a matter of minutes. After getting to the end, this is definitely the weakest episode thus far, but that’s not really saying much because in the end this episode had multiple layers beneath what was on the surface.
Read MoreLegion: Chapter 3 continues to dazzle with unique storytelling and as always takes us even further into David’s psyche because this episode was all about trying to find out what exactly makes this guy “tick.”
Read MoreFX’s Legion continues to impress with daring visuals and nonlinear storytelling. This episode was written once again by Noah Hawley, and directed by Michael Uppendahl, who is not foreign to directing episodes for television shows that premier on FX.
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