Category: Show Reviews
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CARRIE (2026) REVIEW: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE PRETTY?
Did we really need another Carrie adaptation? Mike Flanagan’s 2026 series surprised me with strong performances, clever writing, and a few bold changes. But what about the controversy surrounding Carrie’s casting? Here’s the good, the bad, and the pretty.
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5 REASONS MONSTER: THE LIZZIE BORDEN STORY IS AS BAD AS THE CRITICS SAY
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story is Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s latest installment of the Netflix true crime anthology. The reviews have been mostly mixed to negative, and I agree with every single negative review and then some.
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A REFRESHER ON THE ICONIC AHS CHARACTERS RETURNING FOR S 13
American Horror Story: 13 premieres September 24 on FX and Hulu, and this season is bringing back an absolutely stacked lineup of franchise favorites. It’s 13 half-hour episodes total, with three episodes dropping each in premiere week and week two, then two episodes every Thursday until the finale on October 29. Everyone assumed this was…
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TOP 3 APPLE TV SHOWS TO WATCH RIGHT NOW
Apple TV just had a surprisingly massive night at the Emmys, racking up more nominations than any other network or streamer this year. The streets are wondering why Apple TV isn’t more popular given their basically unlimited budget. My theory? They’re just not marketing like the big dogs. Either way, a lot of casual viewers…
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IS WIDOW’S BAY HEADED FOR AN EMMY SWEEP? WE HOPE SO
Widow’s Bay has 19 Emmy nominations and 8 wins on the board from the Creative Arts ceremony before the main show even airs. For a freshman season, that’s a big flex. If you haven’t watched it yet, you’re missing out. The show centers on Matthew Rhys as the mayor of a small New England town…
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AESTHETICS ASIDE, IS THE SHARDS ACTUALLY A GOOD SHOW?
The Shards is a 2026 FX and Hulu series created by Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis, adapted from Ellis’ novel of the same name. It follows Bret, a senior at a wealthy Los Angeles prep school in 1981, navigating a secret gay identity, a girlfriend he is not attracted to, a friend group too…
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HOUSE OF THE DRAGON SEASON 3 IS COMPLETE | BUT WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?
Season 3 of House of the Dragon just wrapped and after the relative disappointment of season 2, this one came back with something to prove. The season centers on the full escalation of the Dance of the Dragons, the civil war between the Blacks, led by Rhaenyra Targaryen and her husband Daemon, and the Greens,…
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3 WOMEN CENTERED SHOWS THAT DESERVED A SECOND SEASON
Nothing I hate more than getting into a show that doesn’t get picked up for a second season. In fact there should be a warning that comes up right on the first episode telling you “don’t waste your time, there is no second season.” I’m kidding. But on a serious note it’s hard enough finding…
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THE BURBS HAS BEEN RENEWED FOR SEASON 2, DON’T SLEEP ON THIS ONE
Peacock has officially renewed The Burbs for a second season and if you haven’t watched Season 1 yet this is your sign. The Burbs is a contemporary comedy mystery series loosely inspired by the 1989 Tom Hanks cult classic of the same name. Keke Palmer plays Samira, a city girl who moves with her husband…
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5 THINGS BEEF SEASON 2 WANTS YOU TO NOTICE
Beef Season 2 is a lot. Between the blackmail, the country club politics, and Carey Mulligan and Oscar Isaac delivering some of the best performances on television this year, it’s easy to get swept up in the chaos and miss what the show is actually doing beneath the surface. Here are five things worth paying…
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