The premiere episode’s random acts of violence don’t confront fear so much as exploit it.
The episode’s main event proves to be an emotional powder keg for the show’s protagonists.
The finale invites us to inquire into our own motives for wanting to revisit the series.
This is a cerebral, 25-year-old film that follows the blueprint for today’s endless glut of superhero movies.
In a very sex-forward season, the latest episode of Insecure seems more sex-forward than usual.
Violence is teased, but tantalizingly withheld, throughout the season-seven finale of Game of Thrones.
The latest episode of Twin Peaks is most remarkable for its numerous arrivals and departures.
More than any other character, Issa is operating under the assumption that she’s living her best life.
In the latest episode, David Lynch implicates his audience in Twin Peaks’s unfolding dream.
The episode offers up a battle between CGI dragons and CGI zombies, to pulpy effect but no moral consequence.
The latest episode of Insecure deftly captures the everyday anxiety of black male experience.
David Lynch has always conjured up his disorienting and disturbing narratives according to an intuitive dream logic.
The episode that dials back from the epic confrontations that have filled out the majority of this season.
The only person on Insecure who doesn’t seem to be too interested in looking good on paper is Issa.
A damn good slice of cherry pie plays a pivotal role in several storylines from the latest episode.
In war and through violence, Game of Thrones is as clear and compelling as it gets.
Even apologists for deep-seated perversity will have a tough time justifying long stretches of the latest episode.
Three episodes into this truncated seventh season and Game of Thrones is spiraling toward a preordained place.
The episode sees the three main characters moving away from stagnancy and toward action.
The episode divides its time between domestic drama, overarching mythology, and seriocomic pop surrealism.