Overall, the WeCrashed finale ends on a lackluster note, fumbling the bag both literally and figuratively.
“Happy Wife, Happy Life,” Candy;s second episode, delivers standout performances from its leads while starting to fit the puzzle pieces of Betty Gore’s murder.
Pluribus is excellent in every respect, but the beautiful cinematography is particularly memorable, evoking a strange and lonely world in the familiar terrain of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Marshall Adams and Paul Donachie, directors of photography on Vince Gilligan’s Apple TV
Our episode begins inside a Cluck N’ Pluck, 911’s version of Chick-fil-A, I can only assume. Archie (Kevin L. Johnson) is being fired because he’s not Cluck N’ Pluck material. The manager was supposed to fire him before Christmas, but
Despite the uneven mini-stories, it’s impossible not to recommend The Midnight Club to anyone who enjoys character-focused horror, especially about young people.
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