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Clearly, TEEN WOLF is here to stay as something to take seriously. I just may have been late to the party. The episode begins with fireflies in the air and two kids trying to catch them, as kids are wont to do. Kids also tend to get in the way of werewolves, and the pair… [Read More]
While HBO’s TRUE BLOOD is no longer the water cooler show it once was, it’s still fun, and isn’t afraid to screw with characters, sometimes so continuously and to such an unseemly extent that it kind of dulls the impact. It’s been awhile since we’ve actually cared about what happens to this motley, bloody, sexy… [Read More]
Following a stellar episode that found Will losing his mind yet still catching and killing Dr. Gideon before he could reach Alana Bloom, we pick things up at the hospital. Will appears better off, and pays a visit to Georgia Madchen (Ellen Muth). Last we saw her, she was deep in the throes of Cotard’s… [Read More]
The third season of MTV’s TEEN WOLF keeps delivering the action, not skipping a beat from a surprisingly stellar season premiere. Allison and Lydia were given unfortunate bruises on their arms from a girl asking desperately for Scott, and when paired together, the bruises make up some sort of symbol. That girl who needed Scott… [Read More]
IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED LAST WEEK’S “THE RAINS OF CASTAMERE,” YOU’RE ABOUT TO SPOIL YOURSELF. YOU’VE BEEN WARNED. Many will gripe that last week’s infamous Red Wedding episode should’ve been the season finale, and while that’s probably true (how can you possibly top that the next week?), there’s still a lot of good stuff to… [Read More]
Case-of-the-week complainers should ease up following this week’s excellent episode. Eddie Izzard’s murderous Dr. Abel Gideon is back, and so is contemptible, manipulative Dr. Frederick Chilton (Raul Esparza), the psychiatrist who made Gideon think he was the Chesapeake Ripper. Now, Abel doesn’t know what to think, his identity in flux, but knows that his mind… [Read More]
I kinda hate myself for it, but it’s getting harder and harder to deny that TEEN WOLF is good. Great even. Yes, it’s very much a MTV show with pretty people, where guys take their shirts off before turning into werewolves (practical, I suppose) and girls talk about boys, and boys talk about girls, all… [Read More]
For those who’ve read the novels, they know how hard it is to review this episode. How hard it was to watch this episode. In many ways, knowing what’s about to happen made it that much more painful and heart wrenching. I could very well leave you with this recap: “Bad $#*! happens.” And so… [Read More]
HANNIBAL opens on a woman, by her lonesome, in a creepy house at night. She wakes up to find her ceiling is leaking through, but with what? She investigates, and finds that her roof has a hole, and that snow has blown in, and it’s just moisture seeping through. Not anything nefarious. That’s saved for… [Read More]
Man, this show is creepy, disturbing, and riveting! The action begins with another fantastically creative and startling crime scene: a totem pole o’ corpses on the beach. It’s described as the “world’s sickest puzzle” by the two quirky CSI’s, with most of the structure made from dug up remains, with a fresh kill atop serving… [Read More]
Season 2 of GRIMM is in the fairy tale books. Going into last night’s episode, a good many threads were dangling. Eric Renard, the Prince of the Royals, has arrived in Portland with an army of zombies raised by Baron Samedi, a strange Voodoo Priest/puffer fish wesen. Adalind and her baby are in danger in… [Read More]
