Teen Wolf 6×9 Review: Memory Found
The second coming “Memory Found” is pretty much what it says on the tin. Teen Wolf Scott McCall et al....
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Teen Wolf 6×7 Review: Heartless
Teen Wolf sure does love its double entendre episode titles. The word "heartless" refers, of course, to Theo's murder of...
Teen Wolf 6×5 Review: Radio Silence
This is the moment all of us wolfies at home have been waiting for: the return of Stiles Stilinski. It...
Teen Wolf 6×3 Review: Sundowning
Mr. Garrett Douglas: 80s maniac In "Sundowning", our beloved wolfies frantically search for the friend they can't remember. Subtle horror...
Teen Wolf 6×01 Review: Memory Lost
In this Teen Wolf season opener, "Memory Lost", we get another group of villains--this time with a cosmic horror undertone....
Panic, Fear, and the “Election Year”
Although Michael Bay has producer credit on all three of the Purge franchise films, Election Year is the first one...
Teen Wolf 5×20 Review: Apotheosis
"Apotheosis", the season five finale of Teen Wolf, suffers from the dizzy, multi-focused approach that the rest of the season...
Teen Wolf 5×16 Review: Lie Ability
This episode of Teen Wolf contains part two of the heist undertaken in episode 15, in which the gang rushes...
Teen Wolf 5×13 Review: Codominance
This week on Teen Wolf: the struggle for dominance. Three supernatural teenage girls pushing past the point of no return,...
Teen Wolf 5×9 Review: Lies of Omission
In this episode, the most devastating confrontation is one that involves no bloodshed at all. (more…)