‘Spartacus: War of the Damned’: ‘Decimation’ review
‘Decimation’ is a powerful episode that clearly shows us that things will only get worse for the characters as the season progresses.
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‘Decimation’ is a powerful episode that clearly shows us that things will only get worse for the characters as the season progresses.
As an exercise in managing and confounding expectations, this episode is skilfully done.
This is an unnecessary remake of John Milius’ eighties film of the same name.
As cliffhangers go, its execution and impact reverberates long after the tantalising finale teaser.
Sixty years ago, according to Maurice, he met a beautiful young woman on the eve of her becoming a Queen. Apparently she promised to look him up if she was still on the throne in 2012.
Heading Out is a lot less dark than Grandma’s House – essentially, quite old fashioned and with broad appeal.
The new ITV drama from writer Chris Chibnall hits the small screen with a mightily impressive cast and an equally impressive opening episode.
Among the most interesting things that Spartacus explores is just how the participants of the slave uprising are affected mentally
The second series of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror came to an underwhelming end tonight with ‘The Waldo Moment’.
While for some Dancing on the Edge has been too slow, we have really enjoyed this drama stretching over a longer, unhurried format.