Chapter 2 arrived with a very different kind of pressure than the premiere episode of The Mandalorian. After the shock ending of Chapter 1, the
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Tales From The Crypt – Season 2, Episode 7: The Sacrifice (1990) – Review
We’re not even halfway through the second season of Tales From The Crypt and it’s getting pretty damn clear that a division is beginning to
Tales From The Crypt – Season 2, Episode 6: The Thing From The Grave (1990) – Review
If you’re going to play in the sandbox of EC Comics, you’d better make sure your zombie game is on point, and if your episode
Tales From The Crypt – Season 2, Episode 5: Three’s A Crowd (1990) – Review
Maybe the Crypt Keeper has been spoiling me too much, but when it comes to the various stories our decomposed host offers up, there seems
Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters – Season 2, Episode 1: Cause And Effect (2026) – Review
Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters was something of a breath of fresh air in an expanding Monsterverse that was getting ever more wacky and flamboyant with
Tales From The Crypt – Season 2, Episode 4: Til Death (1990) – Review
Twisted affairs are fairly common place within the irony laced universe of Tales Of The Crypt, but can there be such a thing as genuine
The Mandalorian – Season 1, Chapter 1: The Mandalorian (2019) – Review
When The Mandalorian debuted its first episode, it arrived under a weight of expectation that few television shows have ever faced, especially as the franchise’s
Tales From The Crypt – Season 2, Episode 3: Cutting Cards (1990) – Review
While I’ll freely admit that every episode of Tale From The Crypt has something worthwhile lurking within its creaking tomes, there’s some that tend to
Tales From The Crypt – Season 2, Episode 2: The Switch (1990) – Review
Let us consider the Crypt Keeper, the pun flinging host of the very show that we’re watching. Filling the same function as Alfred Hitchcock and
Tales From The Crypt – Season 2, Episode 1: Dead Right (1990) – Review
After a first season that changed the face of televised horror by (surprise, surprise) treating its source material with respect, season 2 of HBO’s robust
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 8: The Strip (2026) – Review
Fallout’s second season has been something of a strange beast – in fact, I can’t recall of a sophomore season that’s been quite so bold
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 8: Yucca Valley (2026) – Review
In the years since the MCU turned its attention to the small screen, there’s been certain expectations every time one of these Disney+ series gets
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 7: Kathy Friedman (2026) – Review
In the world of comic books, some characters are defined by their relationships – in fact, some of them edge into full blown bromance with
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 6: Callback (2026) – Review
It seems like my fears concerning Wonder Man succumbing to the usual habits that occur during Marvel television shows has been swayed for yet another
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 5: Found Footage (2026) – Review
After delivering such a bold, 180 degree turn with its fourth episode, it’s not exactly surprising that the gloriously originalWonder Man retreats back to something
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 4: Doorman (2026) – Review
Suddenly going left-field with a show mid-season is a risky prospect. While the aim is usually to shock the audience with a whole new experience
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 3: Pacoima (2026) – Review
The lion’s share of superhero properties tend to understandably focus on the bigger, city smashing events. Even the more street level characters spend more time
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 2: Self-Tape (2026) – Review
Over the years, we’ve repeatedly heard that each Marvel product is different than the last and pushes the boundaries of what the gargantuan franchise is
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 7: The Handoff (2026) – Review
With only a couple of episodes left to drop, Fallout’s second season finds itself in something of a strange place. While there hasn’t been a
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 1: Matinee (2026) – Review
You’d be forgiving for wondering if Marvel has started to lack confidence in its own product. Oh, the big screen stuff still gets the big
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