CBS’s Tracker puts a survivalist twist on procedural drama. We break down what works, what drags, and whether it’s worth tracking into Season 2.
Tracker Season 1 Review | Procedural Flaws, Entertaining Payoffs
TV Series
Will Trent (Season 2 Review) | A Heartbreaking, and Thrilling Ride
Season 2 of Will Trent is a gritty and emotional rollercoaster, forcing viewers to question how far they’d go to do the right thing. It’s a season full of heartbreak, impossible decisions, and riveting performances that stay with you long after the finale.
X-Men ’97 (Season Review) | From Nostalgia to Innovation: A Riveting Journey with X-MEN ’97
X-MEN'97 is an unforgettable viewing experience that's both nostalgic and innovative. The series perfectly balances honoring its roots while also boldly exploring new arcs. Check it out!
Sleepy Hollow (Season 1 Review) | An Excellent Mix of Genres and Actors
Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, Phillip Iscove & Len Wiseman (Creators)CASTTom MisonNicole BeharieOrlando JonesKatia Winter Neil JacksonThe series is loosely based on the 1820 short story The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving Review I love the new take on the Sleepy Hollow tale, the show has a nice mix of elements that I appreciate in a … Continue reading Sleepy Hollow (Season 1 Review) | An Excellent Mix of Genres and Actors
Semantic Error (Miniseries / Movie Review) | A Sweet Exploration of Love Beyond Labels
"Semantic Error" presents a heartfelt Boys' Love story, gracefully exploring the connection between two contrasting characters. It balances familiar tropes without feeling clichéd and emphasizes emotional depth over explicit scenes. The exceptional chemistry between the main characters brings authenticity to their evolving romance, making it a compelling narrative that challenges preconceived notions.
Solo Leveling (Season 1 Review) | From Weakest Hunter to Shadow Monarch-in-the-Making
Solo Leveling Season 1 is a faithful, action-packed anime adaptation of Chugong’s hit web novel. Here’s why fans and newcomers alike will love it.
A Gentleman in Moscow (Miniseries) | Charm and Resilience A Pilot Review
Step into the opulent world of post-revolutionary Russia with A Gentleman In Moscow's pilot episode. Ewan McGregor's portrayal of Count Rostov's unwavering optimism and subtle vulnerability is a masterclass in storytelling. 🎥✨ Don't miss this captivating blend of charm and resilience!
Second Chance (2016 TV Series) Season Review | Unrealized Potential
Rand Ravich (Creator)CASTRobert KazinskyDilshad VadsariaAdhir KalyanCiara BravoVanessa LengiesTim DeKay Review This short-lived science-fiction crime drama is a series that I've re-watched a few times. It's a clever modernization of Mary Shelly's Frankenstein which follows the story of Jimmy Pritchard, a 75-year-old former disgraced sheriff, played by Philip Baker Hall, who is murdered during a burglary. … Continue reading Second Chance (2016 TV Series) Season Review | Unrealized Potential
3 Body Problem (Season Review) | A Visually Gripping Adaptation of a Celebrated Book
Netflix's adaptation of Cixin Liu's The Three-Body Problem is a gripping new series that delves into China's Cultural Revolution and its unexpected impact on the present. Blending past and present timelines the show maintains tension, emotional depth, and intrigue. With stellar visuals and an enthralling storyline, it's a must-watch.
X-Men ’97 (Premiere Review) | Nostalgia Rekindled
The X-Men are back with a vengeance in the electrifying premiere of X-Men '97! From jaw-dropping action to nostalgic nods, this continuation delivers a knockout punch. Strap in for a mutant-filled ride!
Worn Out Spines 