House of Cards Chapter 51 Recap
Chapter 51 is a setup episode. The cards are precariously perched, awaiting even the slightest puff of air to bring them all fluttering down, and like Tom Yates says, many are girding themselves for tragedy.
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House of Cards Chapter 50 Recap
Love is in the air in an unusually romantic episode of House of Cards.
House of Cards Chapter 49 Recap
If there’s anything we know about how the dead function in the beige and black hued world of House of Cards, it's that no death is wasted.
House of Cards Chapter 48 Recap
The Democratic National Convention is in full swing, but is it all just a ruse by the man behind the curtain?
House of Cards Chapter 47 Recap
The intermission in Frank and Claire’s marriage has come to a close, but it's undeniable that there’s something — or perhaps someone — missing from the mix.
House of Cards Chapter 46 Recap
In days of old, referring to someone as a “viral sensation” could more of less connote some sort of VD, but with the Conways it takes on a new meaning.
House of Cards Chapter 45 Recap
Whether it’s Frank's liver, Doug’s cold heart, Dunbar’s sound mind, or Claire’s beautiful lips, Chapter 45 of House of Cards shows us many of the characters being tested to the absolute limits.
House of Cards Chapter 44 Recap
In Chapter 44 of House of Cards, fever dreams tickle the conscience of the king while the world on the outside keeps on spinning.
House of Cards Chapter 43 Recap
Chapter 43 of House of Cards is all about math. Math and bullets.
House of Cards Chapter 42 Recap
House of Cards Chapter 42 is a veritable showdown between Frank and Claire over who is the strongest Underwood.
House of Cards Chapter 41 Recap
The phrase “If you love something let it go" takes on new meaning in Chapter 41 of House of Cards.
House of Cards Chapter 40 Recap
House of Cards returns and things have some how become even more rotten in the District of Columbia.
To Binge, Or Not To Binge? House of Cards
With a multitude of TV shows available at your fingertips, we ask the question: I can binge watch, but should I? First up: House of Cards.
The Congress Review
The Congress is unquestionably one of the worst films of the year, but probably the only one made by a visionary talent.
A Most Wanted Man Review
Philip Seymour Hoffman leaves behind one final exceptional leading performance in Anton Corbijn’s smart, stylish, and thrilling John le Carré adaptation, A Most Wanted Man.
