Breaking & Entering marks a decisive turn in the first season of Neagley, the Prime Video’s Reacher spin-off centred on Frances Neagley. By the midpoint
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Last Seen – Season 1, Episode 3: The Lie (2026) – Review
The Lie deepens the ache of a father’s obsession while tightening the noose around the people who have been living with a terrible secret. Apple
Neagley – Season 1, Episode 3: Hammer Time (2026) – Review
Neagley continues to carve out its own identity in the Reacher Universe, and Season 1’s third episode, Hammer Time, marks a decisive turning point. The
Tales From The Crypt – Season 5, Episode 9: Creep Course (1993) – Review
For a show that’s regularly dealt in vampires, wolf men, ghouls, ghosts, countless zombies and various other classic horror creatures, Tales From The Crypt’s gone
Slow Horses – Season 6, Episode 1: Circle Of Life (2026) – Review
Entering its sixth season, Slow Horses has started to feel like comfort television as we are now so familiar with the characters and the set
MobLand – Season 2, Episode 1: I Wanna Be Your Dog (2026) – Review
After the behind the scenes controversies, MobLand returns with the same kind of blunt-force energy that defined its first season, and wastes almost no time
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 9: AKA Shark In The Bathtub, Monster In The Bed (2018) – Review
I have to say, for someone who has made it his business to repeatedly pick holes in the pacing issues of the various Netflix/Marvel shows,
Tales From The Crypt – Season 5, Episode 8: Well Cooked Hams (1993) – Review
It seems that this season of Tales From The Crypt has something of a fascination about examining the perils of showbiz while in a period
Neagley – Season 1, Episode 2: Team Building Exercises (2026) – Review
Frances Neagley steps fully into the spotlight in the second episode of her self-titled series, and Team Building Exercises another delivers a taut, character-driven chapter
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 8: AKA Ain’t We Got Fun (2018) – Review
After six episodes of set up, and a flashback installment to fill in some exposition, I guess it’s time to see if Jessica Jones’ second
Neagley – Season 1, Episode 1: L Train (2026) – Review
Neagley, the first attempt to grow the world of Reacher, begins with a confident, character-driven episode without simply copying its formula. Frances Neagley has always
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 7: AKA I Want Your Cray Cray (2018) – Review
After a season that’s so far delivered more questions than answers (like any good Noir should), it’s time for Jessica Jones to do a fair
Reacher – Season 4, Episode 8: Cut (2026) – Review
The Season 4 of Reacher arrives at its finale with Cut, a relentless, blood-soaked payoff that somehow still finds room for genuine emotional weight. After
MobLand – Season 1, Episode 6: Antwerp Blues (2025) – Review
From the moment the episode opens in the smoldering wreckage of the previous week’s car bomb, Antwerp Blues announces itself as a pivotal turning point
MobLand – Season 1, Episode 5: Funeral For A Friend (2025) – Review
Episode 5 delivers another chapter of the London crime drama that is full of sustained tension, razor-sharp character work, and explosive dramatic payoff that takes
Lanterns – Season 1, Episode 5: Lights Out (2026) – Review
Over the last four episodes, I’ve been fairly confident that after numerous instances of drip feeding Green Lantern lore into it’s gritty detective show stylings,
The Walking Dead: Dead City – Season 3, Episode 8: Tenebrae (2026) – Review
Well, here we are, the season finale of the most consistent and enjoyable season of The Walking Dead in years. I’d pretty much had written
Last Seen – Season 1, Episode 2: The Call (2026) – Review
The second episode of Last Seen delivers a taut, emotional, and dual-perspective story that is a notch above standard missing-person procedurals. Where the premiere established
MobLand – Season 1, Episode 4: Rat Trap (2025) – Review
Rat Trap is another great episode of MobLand that delivers escalating pressure, sharp performances, and a tightening noose of suspicion that keeps the series gripping
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 6: AKA Facetime (2018) – Review
While the second season of Jessica Jones has been going great guns, I can’t help but feel that, for all of its meaningful themes and