[rating=9.00] “Down Will Come” Whoa, True Detective. You need to calm down. It was an episode that should silence this season’s detractors (though it probably won’t) filled as it was with
[rating=8.00] I never hopped onto the Amy Winehouse train. To my cynical mind she was merely the singer who they tried to tell to go to rehab, to which she
[rating=1.00] Congratulations are in order for horror producer Jason Blum, of Blumhouse—the people who brought you Paranormal Activity and Insidious, as every ad campaign of every movie they release is
[rating=7.00] “Eps1.2d3bug.mkv” After an exemplary showing of the initial episodes laying out the Mr. Robot world, this week’s episode was definitely on a lesser level. At least most of it
[rating=3.00] “Move the Chains” It’s easy to forgive a clumsy pilot. The tone is off a bit, the characters’ importance can get shuffled around, sometimes replaced or removed entirely. It’s even
[rating=5.00] “Baghdad My Ass” The continued mediocrity of The Brink has really only been saved by Tim Robbin’s character Walter. However, there’s only so far Walter’s antics can get us. After
[rating=7.00] “Maybe Tomorrow” Well, well, well…if it isn’t my old friends, Bait and Switch. Good to see you, old chums, and I see you’ve brought some good news with you. As
[rating=7.00] “eps1.1_ones-and-zer0es.mpeg” This week’s Mr. Robot kept the mystery going. After the action packed premiere, you’d think we would get a little break for story building right? Well, that’s the thing
[rating=5.00] I am of two entirely disparate, irreconcilable minds when it comes to Terminator Genisys. It’s pointless and it’s necessary. It’s dumb and it’s amazing. It’s contrived and it’s original.
[rating=5.00] “Half-Cocked” With an episode title indicative of a show struggling to find its footing, this week’s episode of The Brink was less disappointing, but still not quite there. Is it
