TV Reviews6.8/10
Six Years On, The Woods Still Catches You Off Guard With Its Quiet Terror
A prosecutor's search for his vanished sister leads into the woods of Poland, where the mystery grows cold before it resolves.
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Category: TV Reviews
Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews4.6/10
Echoes Review: Netflix’s Double-Life Drama Can’t Escape Its Own Rules
A tale of twin sisters who trade lives in secret, wherein one vanishes and the other's world falls into ruin.
TV Reviews7.6/10
How Nickelodeon Grew Up Its Babies Without Losing Its Heart
A look back at Nickelodeon's Rugrats sequel, All Grown Up!, where the babies became tweens and the show found its own footing.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Six Decades On, Atom Ant Still Answers the Call
A bug answers distress calls and battles villains, in a season of seventy-eight episodes.
TV Reviews6.6/10
Fourteen Years On, Battlestar Galactica’s 2012 Prequel Still Plays Like a Video Game Demo
A review of Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome, a competent yet flawed prequel web series that never quite delivers.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Eight Years On, the Hunters in Devils’ Line Still Refuse to Treat Their Prey as Animals
A half-vampire detective hunts monsters in modern Tokyo, caught between his duty and love for a woman who might be one of them.
TV Reviews7/10
Frozen II Review: A Solid Look Behind Disney’s Animated Blockbuster
A look behind the scenes of Frozen II, following Walt Disney Animation Studios' most-watched animated feature from concept to release.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Deutschland Review: Jonas Nay Anchors a Spy Thriller With Real Heart
A spy tale of East German agents in the West, wherein Jonas Nay's quiet terror and Maria Schrader's warmth carry a tale of dread and trust.
TV Reviews5.5/10
Life on Our Planet Review: Spectacular, Confusing, and Occasionally Forgetful
A vast chronicle of life upon our planet, rendered in splendid imagery yet wanting in substance.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Hamtaro Review: 296 Episodes of Hamster Adventures Earn a 7.9
A review of Hamtaro, the anime about a hamster's adventures with his hamster friends, weighing its charm against its long run.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Hung Review: Thomas Jane’s Prostitute Coach Runs on Desperation, Not Jokes
A review of the HBO series Hung, starring Thomas Jane as a suburban Detroit coach turned prostitute to save his family.
TV Reviews7.8/10
‘Baccano!’ Packs a Century of Immortals Into 13 Episodes
A crime caper of gangsters, alchemists, and thieves whose lives collide across decades aboard a single train.