A highly innovative supernatural/horror series set in post-Korean War 1950s America mixes the horrors of the supernatural and racism
The Alienist: Angel of Darkness (TV Series Review)
A stronger Season 2 for this turn of the 19th-century crime drama set in New York rightfully puts Dakota Fanning on center stage.
Perry Mason (TV Series Review)
An unflattering portrait of Erle Stanley Gardner’s titular character who is reinvented as a private investigator with limited screen appeal.
Showtime’s Penny Dreadful: City of Angels: Season One (TV Series Review)
An ambitious series that resets the action to 1930s Los Angeles 50 years after the first ‘Penny Dreadful’ series.
Ten Best Series to Stream During the Pandemic Lockdown
Let this list of ten great binge-worthy series help get you through the lockdown blues.
War of the Worlds (TV Series Review)
New version of the H.G. Wells classic follows the fates of three groups of survivors in the French Alps, Paris, and London erases the memory of the poor big-screen adaptation starring Tom Cruise.
The Plot Against America (TV Series Review)
A chilling alternative take on American history that begins with Charles Lindbergh defeating Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the 1940 Presidential election.
Fosse/Verdon (TV Series Review)
This biographical series of the two Broadway legends will have to greatly improve its writing and clumsy plot devices to make it worthwhile viewing.
I Am The Night (TV Series Review)
The brutal murder of young Elizabeth Short AKA the “Black Dahlia” in 1947 Los Angeles gained national attention and, as the case was never solved, it continues to fascinate film makers. This TNT Network six-episode mini-series, I Am the Night, is based on the memoir One Day She’ll Darken: The Mysterious Beginnings of Fauna Hodel. […]
Whiskey Cavalier: Season 1 (TV Series Review)
A thrill-a-minute spy-versus-spy series that kicks off with just the right blend of excitement, danger, and dark humor.
