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‘The Tourist’ Season 2 Review: A Frantic and Unhinged Sophomore Outing.

Jamie Dornan returned to television in 2021 with The Tourist, a 6-episode thriller about an amnesiac man trying to find out his true identity. Originally produced as a miniseries, it was rewarded with a second season given the popularity and the strong critical reception. It is created by acclaimed writers Harry and Jack Williams, and … Read more

‘Percy Jackson And The Olympians’ Episode 3 Review: We Visit the Garden Gnome Emporium

When we last left off with Percy Jackson, he discovered that not only was Poseidon his father and that he had control over water but also that his mother wasn’t dead and instead was trapped in the Underworld with Hades. Percy Jackson has also been tasked with going on a journey to retrieve Zeus’s missing … Read more

‘What If…?’ Season 2 Review: Bigger And Better

What Jf…? release 2 years ago bringing a whole new thing for the MCU, it’s the first animated show the studio ever had and we were eagerly excited to see how this would end up and guess what! Most of the people actually liked it a lot and here we are back for a second … Read more

‘Gyeongseong Creature’ Part 1 Review: A Solid First Brick

Gyeongseong Creature Part 1 is a slow ride but still very enjoyable. This genre hybrid reels you into World War 2 Gyeongseong with a unique and pretty dark creature mystery. The series follows two characters, Jang Tae-sang (played by Park Seo-joon). Jang is the owner of The House of Golden Treasure, the best pawn shop … Read more

‘Rick & Morty’ Season 7 Episode 6 Review: Back On Track

Last week’s episode was big, it featured a showdown with Rick and Rick Prime and also featured the return of the Evil Morty, so this week’s episode “Rickfending Your Mort” has big shoes to fill. And I’m happy to tell you that it does. The episode is pretty much Morty’s Mind Blowers 2, if you … Read more

Lessons In Chemistry Review: Discovering Life One Element at a Time.

Brie Larson returns to television with Lessons in Chemistry, AppleTV’s latest miniseries based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Bonnie Garmus. It is developed by Lee Eisenberg, who also wrote 4 out of the 8 episodes. Eisenberg, who is known for writing comedies and generally works with Gene Stupnitsky, tried his hand … Read more