Furious: Season 1 Episode 2 – Recap and Review
We get answers as to what happened in the past, to explain what’s going on now, as Furious begins to find its voice.
We get answers as to what happened in the past, to explain what’s going on now, as Furious begins to find its voice.
While some elements of Furious read as familiar, don’t let that be mistaken for us thinking it is generic.
One Night Only may sell itself as a romantic comedy, but it struggles due to the situation of its male lead and the limits on sex in their version of American society.
Ice Cream Man is purely about watching kids do horrific things and the push to see the acts and scenarios as dark humor.
Soulm8te taps into the sorely missed dark side of the M3GAN universe, but feels generic regarding its depiction of robot companions.
A familiar face Rudy thought was firmly in his past appears, and the person is someone he feels the need to apologize to.
Spider-Man remains the sole blockbuster worth sitting 2+ hours for.
Pinocchio Unstrung raises the bar for The Twisted Childhood Universe thanks to writer/director Frake-Waterfield’s growth as a creator.
Weddings and birthdays fill up Rudy’s time as the next episode hints at a disaster.
Generally speaking, Black people don’t play with ghosts and demons. However, in Haunted Heist, they will for $20 million.