True Detective Season 2 Episode 5 Review: “Other Lives”
“Other Lives” picks up some two months after the climatic shootout of “Down Will Come” – and as expected, there hasn’t be
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True Detective Season 2 Episode 4 Review: “Down Will Come”
Through four episodes, Season 2 of True Detective has been nothing but growling faces, metaphors for male genitalia, and long tracking shots of freeway cross
True Detective Season 2 Episode 3 Review: “Maybe Tomorrow”
Strip away the ever-growing collection of obscure case details of True Detective, and what you’ve got is an extremely unsubtle series of stories about
Why the Characters of True Detective Season 2 Need to Say Less and Do More
There’s been a lot written about True Detective Season 2 since it premiered over two weeks ago, and not much of it has been positive. After the series e
True Detective Season 2: A Parody of Itself?
The first season of True Detective was a rollercoaster of existential despair, but it still allowed its characters to crack a smile occasionally. However, Sea
True Detective Season 2 Episode 1 Review: “The Western Book of the Dead”
The first four hours of True Detective‘s first season were something special, a southern murder mystery wrapped with a thick layer of existentialism, de
How True Detective’s Iconic Tracking Shot Marked a Turning Point for the Show
True Detective‘s inaugural season can be divided into two distinct parts: the profoundly existential first half and the relatively conventional murder m
True Detective 1.08 Review: “Form and Void”
Back in my review of True Detective’s opening hour – “The Long Bright Walk”, a title whose significance is revealed in the closing mo
Five Questions Ahead of the True Detective Finale
Tomorrow night, the last hour of True Detective‘s symbolically-rich first case will end, as the Yellow King, Rust Cohle, and Marty Hart complete their
True Detective 1.07 Review: “After You’ve Gone”
Whether it’s on the wall of his storage locker or representative of his general state of life, the spirals surround and haunt Rust Cohle. For nearly twe
