Category: Television Review
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How The New Ed Gein Netflix Series Exploits True Crime
The Ryan Murphy Ed Gein Netflix series from Ryan Murphy casts Charlie Hunnam as the killer. Here’s why it erases victims & turns horror into pure exploitation. Read More
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what the 2025 Emmy nominations Left Out: representation, SURPRISE!
The 2025 Emmy nominations ignored Black, Indigenous, Latinx, AANHPI and LGBTQIA+ performers once again. This breakdown names names and calls out the exclusion. Read More
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Women in Horror: 65 years of psycho, hitchcock & screams
Hitchcock’s Psycho broke the rules and rewrote the fate of women in horror forever. Sixty-five years later, the blood trail it left still haunts the genre. Read More
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TRUE CRIME CHRONICLES: the bold, new Ed Gein MiniSeries no one asked for
A ten-part Ed Gein miniseries we never asked for. Here’s why true crime fans, and everyone else, should draw the line at glorifying this real life monster. Read More
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Azita Ghanizada Stuns in Suits L.A.—A Powerful Win for Representation
NBC’s legal drama Suits L.A. has officially premiered, and one of the undeniable standouts is Azita Ghanizada in the role of Rosalyn Noori, the sharp and unwavering secretary to series […] Read More
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Deli Boys Review: Hulu’s Dark Comedy Hit Is Changing the Game for Pakistani Representation
Hulu’s Deli Boys is a chaotic, hilarious crime comedy that redefines Pakistani representation in Hollywood. Read our review to see why this show is a must-watch. Read More
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2025 Oscars: Historic Wins, Diversity, and Glamour
The 2025 Oscars delivered historic wins, bold storytelling, and Old Hollywood glamour reinvented. See the biggest moments from this year’s Academy Awards. Read More
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Obsessed with Thrillers? Korean Cinema Will Ruin You (in the Best Way)
From horror to thrillers, Korean cinema dominates. Explore its rise, legendary filmmakers, and how Hollywood is taking notes from Korea’s finest. Read More
