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The bottom line is that this remains a television show with one Godzilla scene per episode.
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Once again, writer-director Noah Hawley displays his facility for building tension and dread.
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Juno Temple is a marvelously unpredictable actor who brings real final-girl energy to her Minnesota Niceness.
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So far Monarch is a moderately diverting set of scenes you watch on your way to seeing some large animal freak out and destroy something.
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There’s a template to be followed for
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, the new TV show set in the MonsterVerse — a set of Giant Radioactive Do’s and Don’t’s already established ...
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In many cases, the Lynch influences in Killers show up as what might well be overt references.
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Its ambition, creativity, beauty, and slightly menacing tone will keep your attention.
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Cloverfield is like watching a slasher film where New York City itself is the victim.
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Keep your fingers crossed for a Foundation Season 3.
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Smoke 'em if you got 'em.
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It’s been a great year for the lurid and the florid on television.
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This episode reveals how the Usher family defect took root.
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This angry, horny, mean-spirited horror makes for sensational television, really.
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“You know what the real world is, Rod?”
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You had to know “eat the rich” would get literal on this show eventually.
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Denying your audience any kind of opening season wrap-up whatsoever isn’t a habit I want to see showrunners adopt as a rule.
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Usher feels designed to be like a haunted house, or even Prospero’s party — a new wonderful and terrible thing to see behind every door.
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This show is sort of a “songs in the key of Poe” thing, a la what Noah Hawley does with the Coen Brothers’ filmography each season of Fargo.
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From small towns to big cities to frozen wastelands, from mesmerizing supernatural surrealism to gut-churning historical fact, this list has something for everyone.
Fun
Frisky
Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
