Hannibal Review: “Ko No Mono”
Well, to start off, that was one of the strongest cold opens we’ve seen on the show so far. It scores the hat trick of classic Hannibal: a dream sequence, a meal, and a crime…
WebCamelot Episode 4: The Poet!
If you haven’t already, you guys really oughta check this show out. Especially now, because this episode is where it really hits its groove. Literally. “The Poet” is, put simply, the musical episode. Europe’s most…
How the Prequels Fixed Darth Vader
Last week that Star Wars Episode VII casting news dropped (what a great lineup!), and this weekend was Star Wars Day (silly, but harmless fun). So… I’ve had Star Wars on the brain. It doesn’t…
Hannibal Review: “Naka-Choko”
Last week, I complained that Hannibal had turned in an episode that was a bit square. The killer didn’t really work, the plot felt a little static, and it was generally more interesting to talk…
A New Episode of WebCamelot: The Plague!
So, there was some slightly weird timing on my end getting last week’s episodes up, but WebCamelot is full steam ahead! If you need to catch up, here’s the link to the first two episodes….
Happy: As If You Need Another Reason To Love Grant Morrison
Happy is the grimiest Christmas story of all time. It’s not the fun kind of grimy, either. This isn’t an uber-cool noir like Sin City; it’s the kind of story that opens with a drug-addled,…
Hannibal Review: “Shiizakana”
Well, that certainly was… some sort of something. A werewolf episode, huh? Honestly, this was probably the episode from this season that did the least for me. It seems silly to accuse this show of…
WebCamelot Episode One: “The Quest”… and Episode Two: “The Festival!”
Hey Camelot… (you’ll have to imagine a trumpet fanfare here) You’ve read the announcement, you’ve seen our trailer, so all that’s left today is to watch… “The Quest!” But wait! There’s more! WebCamelot is hitting…
Hannibal Review: “Su-zakana”
“I’m a good fisherman, Jack.” “You hook him, I’ll land him.” Even through Hannibal’s plots and relationships are under more strain than ever in a lot of ways, “Su-zakana” returns this incredible show to it’s…