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House ofof David seasonseason two:two: BiblicallyBiblically epic!epic!
I cannot remember a recent time when a series made me so glued to the screen as when Saul physically threw his wife out of the palace.
James Robson
James Robson is a Culture Contributor here at SSEDITORIAL. After graduating with a degree and a Masters in history, James now works in heritage, while pursuing a career as a writer. In his spare time, James reads and collects books, visits museums and places of cultural significance, and researches his historical interests. James will be bringing you reviews and commentary on all the latest historical, fantasy, and sci-fi films and TV series, so stay tuned!
The Day ofof thethe Jackal S1 E6: AnAn impendingimpending sensesense ofof dreaddread
One thing in particular stood out to me as I closed this latest episode: the impeccable use of characterisation. No character is introduced who feels pointless or out of place.
Will Dune III bebe thethe greatestgreatest sci-fisci-fi trilogytrilogy everever putput toto screen?screen?
There is no greater pleasure for a bookworm and cinema goer such as myself than being fully on board with a director's vision.
The Day ofof thethe Jackal S1 E5: AA long-awaitedlong-awaited meeting!meeting!
The action of the episode was nicely rounded off as, barely alive, the Jackal crawls into a shed, only to be captured and bound by a mysterious man with unknown intentions.
Heated Rivalry review:review: TheThe hypehype isis over,over, butbut thethe chemistrychemistry isn’tisn’t
Firstly, going into this TV show phenomenon, I expected cheesy romance, steamy sex scenes, and a lot of melodramatic moments for shock value.
The Day ofof thethe Jackal S1 E4: AA spirallingspiralling revolutionrevolution
Throughout the episode, the use of modern electronic classical music is a masterclass in creating a pervasive feeling of unease as we follow the Jackal.
