Banshee Season 2, Episode 2 Review – “The Thunder Man”
Banshee’s “The Thunder Man” is a mostly hollow episode about its trapped women, saved by a striking look at Hood’s fraying psyche.

Reviews of Cinemax’s Banshee.
Banshee’s “The Thunder Man” is a mostly hollow episode about its trapped women, saved by a striking look at Hood’s fraying psyche.
Banshee’s season two opener, “Little Fish,” feels more like a recap than an actual premiere, and barely moves the story forward.
“A Mixture of Madness” is a better episode than it is a season finale.
Banshee’s first season comes into sharp focus in the relentless “Always the Cowboy”.
Banshee continues to impress with the violent, driven “We Shall Live Forever”.
Banshee ups the stakes in a (mostly) thrilling episode.
Hood’s violent past takes center stage in the uneven “Wicks”.
Banshee slows down, just a bit, for a thoughtful episode.
Banshee fully embraces its cable network home in the uneven “Half Dead Is Better Than All Dead”.
Banshee explores the concept of change through its eclectic band of weirdos in “Meet the New Boss”.