Reviews
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Better Call Saul Season 5, Episode 6 ‘Wexler v. Goodman’ Review
"Wexler v. Goodman" is thoughtful symbolist filmmaking of the sort that drove Mad Men and The Sopranos, lucid and intelligent.
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Dungeon Meshi Vol. 8 Review: A Bite in the Dark
Dungeon Meshi keeps up its momentum (albeit a few months later) with a grim chapter that pushes the plot far…
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Star Trek: Picard Episode 9 “Et in Arcadia Ego, Part One” Review
"Et in Arcadia Ego, Part One" doesn't give viewers much to chew on past the promised planet of Data clones.
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Wasteland 3 Preview: Ranging With Rednecks in Robots
Wasteland 3 lets you play with a cat in a hat, or battle with queer combat medics. It's one helluva…
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Better Call Saul Season 5, Episode 5: ‘Dedicado a Max’ Review
This week's episode of Better Call Saul, ‘Dedicado a Max,’ is artfully divided between quiet and commotion, humor and reflection.
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Persona 5 Royal Review Podcast: Take Your Heart Again and Again
John sat down with Steven Strom and Kenneth Shepard to discuss and review Persona 5 Royal, a reworked and improved…
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Star Trek: Picard Episode 8 “Broken Pieces” Review
As we close in on the end of its first season, Star Trek: Picard still hasn’t made an argument for…
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Better Call Saul Season 5, Episode 4: ‘Namaste’ Review
In "Namaste," Better Call Saul makes a meal of its procedural elements, stretching each one out into its own quiet,…
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‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ Review: Still Life in Motion
Art, Portrait of a Lady on Fire argues, is nothing if it is not naked, raw, and personal.
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Star Trek: Picard Episode 7 ‘Nepenthe’ Review: Pizza Party at Will Riker’s House
With “Nepenthe,” Star Trek: Picard serves up a long, nostalgia-laden aside on the episode’s titular planet.
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