WandaVision Episode 5 Review – “On a Very Special Episode…”
“On a Very Special Episode…” nails WandaVision’s 80s sitcom homage, but lets a splashy multiverse cameo overshadow Wanda’s pain.
“On a Very Special Episode…” nails WandaVision’s 80s sitcom homage, but lets a splashy multiverse cameo overshadow Wanda’s pain.
“We Interrupt This Program” swaps WandaVision’s charm for lore-dumping, though its unsettling final seconds still land.
“Now in Color” abandons much of WandaVision’s early charm to feed the MCU’s mystery-box machine.
WandaVision’s first two episodes are a retro-flavored delight, undercut only by the looming shadow of the MCU.
The Haunting of Bly Manor is an intriguing mix of Flanagan-isms that never quite coalesces.
Supergiant’s latest game is its best yet – and might just be the game of the year.
Westworld trades its theme parks for a bigger world in season three, and somehow has less to say than ever.
Altered Carbon’s second season buries one of the best sci-fi plots in ages underneath a whole bunch of nonsense.
Briarpatch throws everything at the wall in its first three hours, and almost none of it sticks.
Watchmen comes to an end with a magnanimous, overstuffed finale.