Thrilling ‘Plot Against America’ Feels Compellingly Real by Clarence Moye March 16, 2020 3 Reviews HBO's The Plot Against America is being described in multiple quarters as another one of those alternate history dramas. To an... Read more
FX’s ‘Most Dangerous Animal’ Explores an Unexpected Story Through Zodiac Legacy by Clarence Moye March 6, 2020 0 Reviews It's fairly easy to become obsessed with the Zodiac Killer. There are only a handful of cases like it in... Read more
Catch Up: ‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ by Clarence Moye February 29, 2020 2 Reviews NBC's Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist uses an absurdist concept - the titular character hears music in other people's heads thanks to a freak... Read more
The Quiet Indictment of Football by Netflix’s ‘Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez’ by David Phillips January 21, 2020 0 Reviews When it comes to true-crime documentaries, there are two kinds. There are those that focus on the more sensational aspects... Read more
Jason Bateman’s ‘Outsider:’ A Supernatural Study of Grief by Clarence Moye January 10, 2020 0 Reviews On the surface, HBO's The Outsider emerges as an above-average Stephen King adaptation. Remember when that was unheard of? That a good... Read more
Quick Take: ‘The Mandalorian’ Takes Flight on Disney+ by Clarence Moye November 12, 2019 0 Reviews Disney+ unveiled a highly anticipated (by many) new series today (for most who could access the service) called The Mandalorian. The... Read more
‘Stranger Things’ Makes a Strong Return… And That’s All I Can Say by Clarence Moye July 5, 2019 3 Reviews You need not worry about me spoiling any of Netflix's Stranger Things 3. Accompanying the screeners I received is a long... Read more
‘Divorce’ Season 3 Continues to Prove It’s the Best Show You’re Not Watching by Megan McLachlan July 2, 2019 6 Reviews HBO's Divorce returns for Season 3 as one of the most underrated ensemble comedies on television. "I don't know what... Read more
Review: Showtime’s ‘City on a Hill’ by David Phillips June 14, 2019 0 Reviews To put it mildly, City on a Hill Is very Boston. The 1992-set pilot looks at the city at a... Read more
‘Pose’ Lets the Children Have It–The Glam and the History by Joey Moser June 10, 2019 0 Reviews The second season of the groundbreaking FX series receives 10's, 10's, 10's across the board. June is Pride Month, and... Read more
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Returns – Promising to Burn Gilead to the Ground by Jalal Haddad June 7, 2019 0 Reviews The third season of the Emmy winning drama 'The Handmaid's Tale' arrives with the promise to fight fire with fire... Read more
‘Black Mirror’ Returns with Abbreviated but Powerful Season 5 by Clarence Moye June 5, 2019 0 Reviews Netflix's Black Mirror rebounds after a few recent disappointments with a short but more consistent fifth season.Black Mirror often dances the line... Read more
Review: ‘What’s My Name: Muhammad Ali” by David Phillips May 30, 2019 0 Reviews David Phillips looks at the icon - Ali There are few modern lives that have been covered with the width... Read more
A Deadly Virus Lands On American Soil In National Geographic’s ‘The Hot Zone’ by Jazz Tangcay May 24, 2019 0 Reviews Jazz Tangcay Reviews The Hot Zone. The thrilling new drama series about how Ebola almost caused a catastrophe on American... Read more
‘Fleabag’ Will Restore Your Faith. Hallelujah! by Joey Moser May 15, 2019 8 Reviews Phoebe Waller-Bridge's comedy returns with a holy vengeance, and it might be even better than the first season. The first... Read more
‘Chernobyl:’ Anatomy of a Disaster by Clarence Moye May 5, 2019 0 Reviews Chernobyl comes to HBO with relatively little fanfare. Early trailers had a slightly medicinal taste to them. They primarily focused... Read more
Applegate Brilliantly, Savagely Alive in Netflix’s ‘Dead To Me’ by Clarence Moye May 2, 2019 1 Reviews In her adult career, Christina Applegate has never had quite the role that fit her acerbic personality so perfectly as... Read more
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Knocks Down The House by Jazz Tangcay May 3, 2019 0 Reviews Rachel Lears highlights the grassroots campaign of four inspiring women in Knock Down The House When director Rachel Lears started following... Read more
‘Fosse/Verdon’ Delivers the Ole Razzle Dazzle by Joey Moser April 9, 2019 0 Reviews The new FX limited series is a cornucopia of riches for musical theater fans thirsty for some song, dance, and... Read more
Revisiting ‘Lorena’ Twenty Five Year Later by Jazz Tangcay March 2, 2019 0 ADTV 'Lorena' is a vital re-examination that goes beyond the headlines, reminding us of the story we really should have focused... Read more
