Doom Patrol’s ninth episode, ‘Evil Patrol,’ takes on the task of the emotional aftermath of last week’s episode. Rather than denying what they have been hiding about themselves, the team chooses to embrace the parts of themselves that they have…
‘Doom Patrol’ 3×06 review: “1917 Patrol” takes us back in time to learn more about Laura de Mille
“1917 Patrol” starts to piece together the plot for the third season of Doom Patrol, when its profound moments are configured in a very fun way it hasn’t explored before. From where the last episode left off, Rita Farr (April…
‘Doom Patrol’ 3×04 review: ‘Undead Patrol’ explores the grieving process by embracing the ridiculous
Doom Patrol’s ‘Undead Patrol’ is by far the most fun episode of the season and the show. The discussion of grief with the fun of zombie gore makes it an enjoyable ride. The episode builds on the character of Madame…
‘Doom Patrol’ 3×01-03 review: The Doom Patrol confronts their inner turmoils
The first three episodes of ‘Doom Patrol’ season three shed light on what the season might unpack for the discussion on not only self-discovery but self-love.
Doom Patrol Series Premiere Review
The properties of DC Comics have proven to be strongest when on television. The CW has carved out a lucrative space for their superhero shows to thrive and DC Universe has set out to do the same. Titans didn’t fare…
Movie Review: The Mummy
There are quotes that once you read are etched in your mind forever. Sitting through The Mummy reminds me of a quote from the father of modern filmmaking, D. W. Griffith: “Movies are written in sand; applauded today, forgotten tomorrow.”…