True Detective Season 2 Final Episode Recap: “Omega Station” By Katelyn Fournier Edited by Anthony Zangrillo In the final episode of True Detective season 2 we find Bezzeridies and Velcoro—the two remaining detectives—lying gravely in bed inside the dingy floral walls of a motel room, sharing a cigarette and Read more…
By Katelyn Fournier The first episode doesn’t begin with a dead body adorned with antlers, but something more ominous: rows of flags flapping on a parcel of land like gravesites, marking the contaminated land surrounding Vinci, a pseudo-city of Los Angeles County. In a sense, these flags represent Vinci’s Read more…
By: Anthony Zangrillo Edited by: E.R. Pulgar Marvel has been afraid to indulge in darkness. Their films have all had the same sort of tone, it preferred to be Whedon-esque, witty, and overall have a tendency toward lighter affairs. There’s nothing wrong with this approach, but if you see this Read more…
by: Anthony Zangrillo The first three episodes of Daredevil create a triptych of sorts. Each of the episodes has explored a facet of Matt Murdoch: the man, the Devil, and the lawyer. “Rabbit in a Snowstorm” is the lawyer episode, and it is something great. As usual, spoilers abound. Read more…
by: Anthony Zangrillo If episode 1 of Daredevil was about showing how Matt Murdock gained his powers, episode 2 is about how Matt Murdock became a superhero. Let’s dive into “Cut Man.” Spoilers abound. So, unlike “Into the Ring”, “Cut Man” is more of a bottle episode, primarily taking place Read more…
DAREDEVIL by: Anthony Zangrillo First, a little background about me before I delve into Daredevil. My name is Siddharth Srikanth, and I’ve been reading comics for a little over 3 years, mainly comics belonging to Marvel and Image. I’ve been reading Daredevil for most of my comics period, beginning with Mark Read more…
By: Anthony Zangrillo Netflix’s new series is one that stays firmly in the wheelhouse it has built for itself, meaning it is a long-form drama that utilizes the art of the slow burn. Created by Glenn & Todd A. Kesler and Daniel Zelman i.e. the same people who made Damages, Read more…
By: Kevin T. Keeling Torchwood: Miracle Day’ feels really distant from the first few seasons; the first few seasons had episode long arcs or a two episode stretch, but this season plays out in more of an American drama fashion. That’s not to say that’s a bad thing; most of Read more…
