TV
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‘Star Trek’ Explores its First New Genre in 50 Years with ‘Lower Decks’
The cartoon has the best chance yet for bringing new fans into the franchise.
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Peacock’s ‘Brave New World’ Brings The Party
New streaming service Peacock makes a bold impression with this stylish, surface-skimming adaptation of a classic novel.
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‘The Bad Batch’ to Continue the Most Adult Iteration of ‘Star Wars’
Just as ‘The Clone Wars’ achieved excellence, the show was over. Ah, but the quality shall continue elsewhere.
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‘I May Destroy You’ and the Power of Vocalizing Trauma
Michaela Coel’s HBO series depicts an aspect of sexual trauma untouched by other shows in a brilliant way.
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‘Snowpiercer’ Explained: What the Finale’s Big Twist Means For Season 2
Everyone knew Wilford would arrive eventually, but another twist sets up even more intriguing possibilities. Let’s delve into the Season 1 finale.
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The 25 Best Shows of 2020 So Far
As we sit back and think about the TV shows we’ve watched already in 2020, the Film School Rejects team has assembled to bring you a list of our favorites.
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A Wheelchair-Bound Teacher is Pursued by the Mob in ‘Night of Terror’
“He’s out there… and she can’t get away.”
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‘Snowpiercer’ Explained: ‘These Are His Revolutions’ Teases a Huge Arrival
The eighth episode of ‘Snowpiercer’ reveals the truth behind what happened to the real Mr. Wilford. But there is another layer to this story that no one knows about.
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A Pacifist Is Forced Into Violence in ‘Terror on the Beach’
Our latest dip into 70s TV terrors sees a family harassed by hippies at the beach and pushed to the breaking point.