It truly seems that the creative brains behind the Punisher’s second season really has learned a few lessons and gotten the balance required to do
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The Punisher – Season 2, Episode 4: Scar Tissue (2019) – Review
Realism. That’s pretty much the main difference that exists between the fanciful, colourful world of the MCU and its darker, grittier companion world on Netflix.
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 3: Now You See It (2025) – Review
As we all well know, even taken beyond the realms of It, Stephen King’s fictional town of Derry has had something of an extraordinarily complex
The Punisher – Season 2, Episode 3: Trouble The Water (2019) – Review
Last episode I commented on how the folks behind The Punisher are wisely shooting for a more 70s inspired feel to the show that’s really
The Punisher – Season 2, Episode 2: Fight Or Flight (2019) – Review
As we forge into the second episode of the second season, there truly is a sence that the showrunners and writers behind The Punisher are
The Punisher – Season 2, Episode 1: Roadhouse Blues (2019) – Review
Yup, it sure takes a helluva lot to keep Frank Castle down; in fact, not even the languid pace of the majority of his first
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 13: Momento Mori (2017) – Review
And so, after a noticably uneven season that’s fast becoming typical for the Netfix arm of Marvel, we finally come to the final episode of
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 12: Home (2017) – Review
There are some comic characters who always operate at their best when you’re beating them down. While the likes of Superman or the Fantastic Four
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 2: The Thing In The Dark (2025) – Review
OK… so let’s try that again.Now that director Andy Muschietti used the incredibly violent pilot of It: Welcome To Derry to successfully get our attention
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 11: Danger Close (2017) – Review
Ask and you shall receive, I guess.After something of an impressive turnaround thanks to the last two episodes, The Punisher series has finally snapped out
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 10: The Virtue Of The Vicious (2017) – Review
OK Punisher, so I’m going to make you a promise; I will stop making references to how slow the majority of the show has been,
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 9: Front Toward Enemy (2017) – Review
I knew we’d get there eventually, it just took a little more patience than I was expecting…Surely one of the more interesting aspects about the
It: Welcome To Derry – Season 1, Episode 1: The Pilot (2025) – Review
It seems that the mass exodus to TV of virtually every major horror icon continues apace as streaming follows up Alien: Earth with It: Welcome
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 8: Cold Steel (2017) – Review
Could it be that my relentless punishing of The Punisher has finally come to an end? Could it be that the countless hours the show
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 7: Crosshairs (2017) – Review
I guess all it took was a little patience.After an entire half season of having all of its characters embark on all of their various
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 6: The Judas Goat (2017) – Review
Well, once again I have to deal with the frustration of one of the Netflix Marvel shows stumbling into another annoying bad habit. During my
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 5: Gunner (2017) – Review
After five episodes, we find that Netflix’s version of the Punisher still struggling to find its baseline as the political conspiracy plot continues to rumble
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 4: Resupply (2017) – Review
I guess when you’re trying to build a crime eradicating operation from the ground up, it just suddenly happen overnight. No, it takes planning, patience
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – Season 3, Episode 7: Solaz del Mar (2025) – Review
While many fear the lumbering hordes of the walking dead as they advance upon us with snapping teeth, over the years I’ve come to be
The Punisher – Season 1, Episode 3: Kandahar (2017) – Review
If there’s a common complaint about the various superhero shows that emerged from the union between Netflix and Marvel is that no matter who the
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