Crista Davis

Trishelle targeted Peppermint immediately and other women of color. It stood out. I think this tarnished shows like this. Other seasons were better.

Delightful twist on hubby cheating on "wife with problems" as conveyed to his actress love interest. Daisy Ridley played her part as an "unhinged" wife very well.

I liked the original premise until the end. If one is the other and the other is one, then the end makes no sense. Typical old white male misogyny about younger being better. Just middling as a horror movie.

The Von Erich Family is considered wrestling royalty. That said, that legacy is built upon a family history fraught with a deep-set dysfunction that perpetuated 3 suicides from 6 siblings, only one of whom is alive today. Where I thought the acting was well done by all the characters - Maura Tierney and Zac Effron stood out - the movie did not explain why there were 3 suicides, though you saw glimpses of the father, Fritz's cruelty where he pit the boys against each other. Biopics need to flesh out the roots of why such tragedies occur and it certainly had nothing to do with the Von Erich curse, but more attributed in the fact that the father's belief system was steeped in Nazisim.

Deborah Ayorinde's intensity jumps off the screen. Luke James has proven himself to be supremely versatile as an actor- he is menacing one moment, non threatening and meek the next. All the white cops are looming dangers in every scene. Sound track is amazing! I'm a Little Marvin fan!

Menace outside and inside your own home depicted with a creepy, realism that is relevant to today. The scene where the neighbors surround the black family's home happenned to my son when we moved into a neighborhood at the end of the cul de sac - they, like the show, were all white neighbors where my son is black. They said they were "protecting" the empty house, which was being painted, so my son was letting the painters in - that happened in 2021. Solid show, acting, actors. Little Marvin is a genius!

Richard Gadd brilliantly crafts a tale of self destruction through obsession, sexual abuse and self hatred. Genius!

The black and white cinematography drew me but the acting fell flat to me. Even Dakota Fanning as Marge didn't come across as acting in her role as Dickies girlfriend. That a con man is employed by a rich man to find his trust fund son in Italy, who immediately takes in Ripley struck me as odd. I didn't get that Ripley was that smooth of a con man as Matt Damon in the movie The Talented Mr. Ripley. I didnt buy it and was done with it by the first 15 minutes of the second episode..

Great storyline starting on last sunset in Alaskan town. Realistic, unlikeable, promiscuous but smart police detective interacting with native Americans and partnered with a native police as well. Jodie Foster and Kalis Reis are phenomenal together as actresses who despise but need each other to solve two separate but interconnected cases. Great job, Issa Lopez. This more than lives up to it's slot in the True Detective series.

It becomes tiresome that the trial puts their marriage on trial instead of facts convicting or exonerating the wife of killing her husband. This makes the movie drag on long past what it should.