Category: Television Reviews
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Widow’s Bay Review: Belly laughs without guts
WIDOW’S BAY (2026) Don’t get us wrong, the AppleTV hit Widow’s Bay (2026-) is a great one. It’s a treat for horror and quirky dark comedy fans, thanks in large part to its wry and dry script and characters that broadcast as unfunny and gruff within their universe, having us laughing out loud throughout its…
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Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen Review: Marriage is death
SOMETHING VERY BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN (2026) When you know, you know. Am I right? Of course not. No one knows anything for certain, especially when it comes to marriage. Marriage is a leap a faith. Or is it? Rachel (Camila Morrone) is quite sure she’s found her soul mate as she and her…
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Monster: The Ed Gein Story Review: A mamma’s boy in the making
MONSTER: THE ED GEIN STORY (2025) Multiple things can be true at once. Just ask Ed Gein. He’s been dead since 1984, so that’s not possible, nonetheless his perspective is the subject of the third installment of the Monster anthology series, following Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (2022) and Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez…
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Black Mirror – Eulogy Review: Every season has its winner
BLACK MIRROR (2011-2025) – Eulogy Black Mirror has often (and rightly) been compared to another science fiction anthology series The Twilight Zone (1959-1964); and like Black Mirror, not every episode was meant to induce dread and alarm. Sometimes they were, although haunting, downright sweet. I’m thinking specifically of The Twilight Zone Epiosde 101: The Changing of…
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Black Mirror – Hotel Reverie Review: Every season has its dud
BLACK MIRROR (2011-2025) – Hotel Reverie San Junipero (2016) is the fourth episode in the third season of Black Mirror. It is one of the few episodes that I can recall that doesn’t highlight the negative aspects of technology, but instead imagines the idea of a digital afterlife. It’s the story of a lesbian couple…