Lovecraft Country ended with a bang. It was a good conclusion to all of the themes of the show. From racism, to magic, to family, they all got a satisfying conclusion. But I have to say, the first half

I'm not sure how I feel about this episode. On the one hand it was a historically important and emotionally loaded episode, on the other hand it was a bit Deus ex machina. But in the end, it was a really

This is a special show. Also it is totally crazy, fun, unpleasant, whatever you can think of this show has it. It is brilliant. During this episode, I had to pick my jaw off the floor several times. Yes,

Well, this episode was brilliant, crazy and unique. You have to hand it to this show, it is one of the most original shows out there. I mean I have no idea what I just saw, but I have never seen anything

This episode is a flashback episode. I am not sure how important it is to the general plot of the show, but it was a really good and crazy episode. I mean wow. The episode doesn't even follow any of the

Well, that was a crazy episode. It was also crazy good. Even though it didn't move the plot along by much, but it explored topics of race and gender in a very interesting manner. It is had some very good

This was an unusual episode. By unusual I mean that there was barley any horror in it, it was an adventure episode. A really cool Indiana Jones type of adventure. Not what I expected from this show at

Ok. This episode was different and I liked it. More classical horror combined with some racism. Also this episode focuses more on Leti, so Jurnee Smollett really gets a chance to shine. Although I am not

Well, I can't say that it escalated quickly because the previous episode was also one hell of an escalation towards the end, but this is some other level of crazy. This episode was so awesome that it feels

Lovecraft Country is a new horror show based on a book by the same name written by Matt Ruff. The show airs on HBO and HBOMax. Lovecraft himself probably wouldn't approve of the show as he was really racist.

Comic-Con at Home wasn't a big hit in my opinion, but it did remind me of a show that I was looking forward to, Lovecraft Country. I love horror. The show will be based on a book by the same name written