I didn't enjoy it at all the second time. Everything that was good about the first season is gone. The mystery is completely gone, the cop Alex Ferns is also out of the picture, the horror visions are also irrevocably gone, Peter Capaldi’s character is not as cool as last time and if the finale of the first season…

An interesting sitcom concept that turns into a fight for your life. I don't like sitcoms, so the first half hour was pretty grueling for me, but once the Russians come into the apartment, things get pretty funny. There are a few gritty scenes and NIck Frost gets pretty pissed off at the end, shits on his Christian…

For the third time, Alejandro Hidalgo did not disappoint me. A despot father tyrannizing his children, a witch mother and a madman, twins Aurora and Martín suffering night (and day) terrors even in adulthood. The psychological drama of a family that hasn't worked from the start takes a macabre turn when the siblings…

The first season balanced between 3-4 stars, with strong moments alternating with weaker ones, but in the second season Taylor Sheridan is firing sharp from the start and I didn't expect such a spectacular opening, which by the way looks like a finale somewhere else. A great mix of “GTA” and Sicario. Amazing action…

Most young children know that there is a bogeyman in the closet and what's does the babysitter do? She hides there. Otherwise, a fine pagan horror movie that's not really about a bogeyman in the closet. Besides the demon from the woods, there's a freak with a gun, so going out in the dark is really dangerous. The…

That voice, that resemblance. That experience in handling library steps, that inability to give up on charming skirts, whether they're in the majority or from the Hitler Youth. That's the Crow! And don't be fooled by the fact that instead of a Velorex, he drives an American jeep. He’ll calmly tell you he’s Engineer…

Subtly inserting a reading of Walt Whitman between the first and second bases? These are the methods of an older baseball coach trying to elevate the performance of the Durham Bulls from the beer league, and it’s clear from the first inning who will eventually hit a home run with Joe Cocker. Ron Shelton transformed…

No, faith is not blind. You see very well with it, especially what you want to see. Black as the Bible in a hotel drawer, bitter as the flesh of a spotted apple, and irrational like turning the other cheek when you’ve already lost both. It doesn't matter whether God or Satan is testing you; what matters is finding…

The Brits provide pride and stubbornness, while the American colonel brings inventiveness and courage. This POW train to Switzerland knows how to get a green light on the signals. Sometimes, humor perfectly blends with tension (the vicar demonstrates how clothes make the man), while at other times it stumbles (the…

It's not a treasure trove worth packing a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a ten-foot whip, with a red line tracing across the Atlantic to Ipswich in Suffolk. Simon Stone approaches it with pure British spirit, nonchalantly shifting between characters and, in a melancholic spirit, reviving the past with them to better…