Review: The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 5 – “Out of the Ashes”

The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 2 - “Acheron - Part 2” Review.

Before you read on, there are spoilers ahead for this week’s review of The Walking Dead. “Out of the Ashes”, the fifth episode of this final season delves deeper into the desperation striking at the heart of Alexandria’s collapsing community, and the bleak state of things is illustrated best through Aaron. Ross Marquand’s performance as one of … Read more

Review: The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 3 – “Hunted”

The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 2 - “Acheron - Part 2” Review.

For those who’ll remember last week’s closing moments of “Acheron Part II”, the Reapers emerged, killing Hilltopper Roy and cutting off Cole’s hand, and here we are. The pre-credits sequence is hard to watch and leaves no time to prepare as chaos ensues. The group is scattered, arrows are flying out of the dark, and it … Read more

Review: The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 2 – “Acheron – Part 2”

The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 2 - “Acheron - Part 2” Review.

Spoilers ahead. Last week’s Season 11 premiere to The Walking Dead ended with Maggie clinging to the outside of a train carriage and Negan coldly deciding to let her fall into the path of the approaching undead. Skip forward to Episode 2, and Maggie does indeed fall… about five feet safely to the ground. It looks … Read more

Review: The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 1 – “Acheron – Part 1”

The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 1 - “Acheron - Part 1” Review.

Before you read on, there are spoilers ahead. The Walking Dead is back with its eleventh and final season, opening with the first of a two-part story entitled “Acheron”, loosely translated as a river of sorrow or pain, according to a quick Google search. In the opening moments to Episode one, we’re treated to a … Read more

Review: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Episode 6 – “One World, One People”

Right away, I want to admit that I’ve been rather critical of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Compared to Wandavision’s sweetly homespun tale of love and loss, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier has created moments of big blockbuster action previously experienced on the big screen with a large bucket of popcorn in our laps, while at … Read more