Hannibal Episode 3.7 Recap
Even if Hannibal ended with "Digestivo," the series would be remembered as a masterful prequel to one of literature’s most beloved horror thrillers.
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Hannibal Episode 3.6 Recap
"Dolce" gives us food for thought as we prepare to say our goodbyes.
Hannibal Episode 3.5 Recap
"Contorno" shows us who Hannibal Lecter is to his predators, his prey, and his proverbial pride.
Hannibal Episode 3.4 Recap
Mason Verger and Frederick Chilton face off with their faces off in "Aperitivo".
Hannibal Episode 3.3 Recap
"Secondo" is all about taking it slow, asking forgiveness, and eating your best friend.
Hannibal Episode 3.2 Recap
Hannibal's heartbreaking “Primavera” is an episode about the brutality of framing.
Hannibal Episode 3.1 Recap
Hannibal's beautiful season three premiere lets us in on Dr. Lecter's insatiable need for attention.
Resurrecting The Ravenstag: Hannibal Season 3
The most critical keepsake Hannibal Lecter ever removed from a victim was Will Graham’s ravenstag.
The Devil Inside: Penny Dreadful Season 2
Penny Dreadful is dealing with century-old characters that have never left our nightmares, playing with our expectations and allowing us to rediscover the reasons these monsters are so transcendent.
You Should Be Watching: New TV Picks (Part 2)
These are Peter's best bets and sure things of the new TV season, so be sure to mark them in your nightmare-agenda book.
Interview: Michael Pitt & Mike Cahill
We had the pleasure of sitting down with I Origins director Mike Cahill and star Michael Pitt in Toronto earlier this month.
Hannibal Episode 2.13 Recap
Hannibal is a show about the pain of empathy, and "Mizumono" hurts. The finale brings the Ravenstag story arc to a conclusion in a brutal way.
The Man Who Ate Himself:
Hannibal Season Two
When it comes to understanding exactly what to expect from Hannibal, the two most important characters are symbolic representations of who Will Graham and the titular serial killer are not. At least not anymore.
Hannibal Episode 2.12 Recap
“Tome-Wan” is Hannibal at its most distilled and sustained. Showcasing the series’ underlying dark humour, this is the tightest, most mesmerizing hour of the series. To use the words of Mason Verger: I am enchanted and terrified.
Hannibal Episode 2.11 Recap
“Ko No Mono” shifts to an unreliable narrator, allowing us to experience the first truly heartbreaking moment in Hannibal. Using the most iconic image from Red Dragon, we also get a glimpse at who’s really pulling the strings in this show.
