Well nobody thought Hannibal would end with pretty rainbows and bright sunrises. Bryan Fuller’s conception of Hannibal “the Cannibal” Lecter had little choice but to stare into the dark abyss and dive headfirst into its murky waters before finding even…
TV Review: Hannibal (3×12) – “The Number of the Beast is 666”
“We’re all making our way through the inferno.” Ain’t that the truth. The entire story of Hannibal has been about its characters making their way through the personal hells and demons threatening to consume their well-being, some more than others,…
Movie Review: ‘Sinister 2’
The first Sinister, directed by Scott Derrickson (The Exorcism of Emily Rose online pharmacy purchase anafranil online generic ) and written by both Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill, won both praise and box office receipts to land itself as a…
TV Review: Hannibal (3×11) – “And the Beast from the Sea”
Hannibal has done such a great job of acclimating its audience to an idea of a Hannibal Lecter that’s still so creepy and dangerously conniving when he’s left to his own devices out in the real world that it’s easy to forget…
TV Review: Hannibal (3×10) – “And the Woman Clothed in Sun”
Francis Dollarhyde’s transformation into William Blake’s Great Red Dragon is in full swing now on Hannibal, but the introduction of the compassionate Reba McClane has thrown a curveball into his journey that he could not have expected. She’s the first…
TV Review: Hannibal (3×09) – “And the Woman Clothed with the Sun”
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TV Review: Hannibal (3×08) – “The Great Red Dragon”
online pharmacy norvasc no prescription “The Great Red Dragon” represents a realignment for Hannibal as it enters the last half of its third (and most likely but hopefully not final) season. Hannibal Lecter is now imprisoned behind his glass cage,…
