‘Ozark’ Season 2, Episodes 1 ““ 3 REVIEW: One of Netflix’s Best Shows Continues to Impress
The pacing and scope of the fantastic series remain utterly on point.
The pacing and scope of the fantastic series remain utterly on point.
Despite lacking in a number of areas, humour and deviation keeps this exercise in pulp feeling fresh.
A fast-paced, amusing, visually incredible adventure that wants to offer a good time and delivers on its mission.
Sam Worthington plays an FBI profiler who helped track down the terrorist Ted Kaczynski, the infamous Unabomber.
Some been-there-done-that issues aside, this dark series holds more than enough humour and off-centre observations to keep the viewer hooked.
Pacing, writing, acting and direction working in complete harmony, with Biel in outstanding form.
While there’s a decent cast and technical competence on display, the film is never entirely convincing or captivating.
Repetitive elements and a disappointingly ambiguous ending aside, this low-budget pic is still gritty and rather entertaining.
A girl slaughters to bring her car to life – literally – in this Ozploitation wannabe misfire.
We interview the Oscar-nominated, Emmy Award-winning actress and discuss her role in the acclaimed sci-fi series…
We talk to the Oscar-nominated screenwriter behind ‘Children of Men’ and ‘Iron Man’ about bringing the acclaimed sci-fi series to life.
Patience in the sombre and convoluted tale has been more than worthwhile.

It’s bad, folks. It’s really, really bad.
‘Taboo’ loves to test the patience of its audience. Episode 6 pays it all back and then some.
Complete with downright awful CGI. You know, the thing that could help this kind of film.
Bolstered by a great performance from rising star Jessica Rothe (‘La La Land’).
It isn’t all total gloom though.
The anthology series kicks off with an interesting, well-told story that effectively balances out-there “sci-fi-ness” with impactful and relevant social observations.