True Detective 1.05 Review: “The Secret Fate of All Life”
As dense as “The Secret Fate of All Life” appears to be whenever 2012 Rust Cohle opens his mouth, this week’s episode of True Detective &#
Author: Randy Dankievitch
Since 2011, Randy Dankievitch has written about television, film, video games, and pop culture all over the internet, including Sound on Sight, Geeks Unleashed, and SLUG Magazine. He currently writes for TVOvermind and TVRoundtable, where he also co-hosts the TVRoundtable podcast.
Banshee 2.06 Review: “Armies of One”
With Banshee‘s version of a Valentine’s Day episode airing last week, “Armies of One” is a marked return to traditional Banshee sto
True Detective 1.04 Review: “Who Goes There”
Where Marty Hart folds in the face of chaos, Rust Cohle embraces it, kisses it on the lips, and takes it out to dinner. “Who Goes There” not only
The Walking Dead 4.09 Review: “After”
In the world of The Walking Dead, every single character we come across has experienced a great loss. A number of them, really: family, friends, community, s
Banshee 2.05 Review “The Truth About Unicorns”
I must admit: I’m a sucker for episodes like “The Truth About Unicorns.” Be it The Walking Dead‘s “Clear”, Enlightened&#
Banshee 2.04 Review: “Bloodlines”
Last week, I noted Banshee‘s ambitions to dig into its setting further, leading to one of the show’s most intriguing hours. “BloodlinesR
True Detective 1.03 Review: “The Locked Room”
Some might describe “The Locked Room” as an hour-long diatribe against Christianity – and while there is definitely some truth to that idea,
Banshee 2.03 Review: “The Warrior Class”
Underneath the jittery cameras of “The Warrior Class” is one of the show’s more ambitious hours, one that finally tries to establish the mul
True Detective 1.02 Review: “Seeing Things”
“I know who I am… there’s victory to be found in that.” – Rust Cohle As True Detective burrows further into the psyche of its two main c
Banshee 2.02 Review: “The Thunder Man”
After spending its first hour re-establishing Banshee‘s status quo, “The Thunder Man” quietly edges forward into season two material — which feels
