TV Review: The Alienist- Episode 4: “These Bloody Thoughts”
If you’ve been waiting for the crime-solving aspects of profiling and the cost it takes on the profiler, “These Bloody Thoughts” is the episode for you.
TV Review: Altered Carbon – Episode 2: Fallen Angel
There is so much left to discover about this future. Great characters. A good mystery. Great sci-fi. Issues upon issues. It’s like a buffet.
TV Review: Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – Autofac
With high production value, well-done CGI and actors that knock it out of the park, Autofac leaves us in the grip of its mystery and leave us wanting more.
TV Review: Channel Zero: Butcher’s Block- Episode 1: “Insidious Onset”
Butcher’s Block is the very essence of Channel Zero’s vibe and intentions distilled down into one engaging and truly unsettling hour of television.
TV Review: Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – Kill All Others
“Kill All Others” comes with great production value, great acting and solid writing make this one of the better adaptations of the anthology.
TV Review: Counterpart Episode 3: “The Lost Art of Diplomacy”
Counterpart continues to be a delight, and if you haven’t started watching it yet, it’s still early enough to catch up.
TV Review: The Alienist- Episode 3: “Silver Smile”
The priggish direction of Kreizler aside, “Silver Smile” might be the most complete episode of The Alienist yet.
TV Review: Absentia – Episode 2: Reset
Questions arose in the first episode of Absentia, and more still in this one. It’s a great mystery, and it’s only getting deeper.
TV Review: Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dream: Safe and Sound
Safe and Sound is an enjoyable story, but just in case, make sure you take a deep breath, or three, when you get to the end. You should be fine.