Season finale review: Hannibal ‘Savoureux’ – I Could Use A Good Scream
As we’ve seen, Hannibal Lecter is a fan of the orchestra: some might dismiss it as a component of his natural elegance and high-brow demeanor, but his love for the….
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Review: Hannibal ‘Relevés’ – I Was Curious
Hannibal is a very intelligent man. And like most people of super high intelligence (nearly every character on this show), Hannibal is a victim of his own curiosities.
Review: Hannibal ‘Rôti’ – Sometimes All We Can Do Is Watch
Everywhere Will turns in ‘Roti’, he’s seeing water.
Review: Hannibal ‘Buffet Froid’ – I Am A Bedrock
Underneath the dense psychology of ‘Buffet Froid’ is a pretty fantastic little ghost story, albeit one told in Hannibal fashion, where the mind of the ghost proves to be more interesting than….
Review: Hannibal ‘Trou Normand’ – Jigsaws Without Corners
There’s almost too much good material in ‘Trou Normand’, with the return of Jack’s attention on Abigail Hobbs, the human totem pole creator, and Will’s rapid mental decline. If anybody….
Review: Hannibal ‘Fromage’ – How Well He Plays
Throughout the first season, there’s been a certain dark beauty to each one of the killers investigated – as well as Hannibal’s cooking sessions, which are doused in the implied….
Review: Hannibal ‘Sorbet’ – Nothing Here Is Vegetarian
There are a lot of orchestral arrangements playing throughout ‘Sorbet’ – and they’re slightly grander than usual, the strings flaunting their high notes and bouncing with a certain vibrancy.
Review: Hannibal ‘Entree’ – I Have To Push
Hannibal steps ever so slightly away from the psychological this week – but it certainly doesn’t let up when it comes to being unsettling, continuing down the path of last week’s….
Review: Hannibal ‘Coquilles’ – The Majesty Of Your Becoming
The deeper Hannibal delves into the psyche, the darker the imagery around it becomes, a bar ‘Coquilles’ raises quite a bit.
Review: Hannibal ‘Potage’ – Honor Every Part
Although ‘Potage’ is very focused on Abigail (both her mental state and her innocence), the most fascinating thing to watch is Hannibal, who is present in nearly every scene in….