SXSW TV REVIEW: Mad nuns, mad AIs, and mad energy from the new peacock show.
was easily one of the finest series of the past 20 years, and run by first-time solo showrunner Tara Hernandez, a producer onThe first two episodes, shown as part of SXSW, were filled with surreal moments one wouldn’t want to spoil… but it’s hard to say if one even could.
While there is no way to know how much of this is Hernandez and how much is Lindelof, the latter knows from comic books, andbrims with the WTF/ “and then…and then…and then” visual and thematic energy of the most gonzo genre comics. All of this works thanks largely to Gilpin, whose screen presence we are all still vaguely underrating. The breakout star of the remarkable wrestling show, Gilpin’s face is an expressive marvel, more than comfortable with massive tonal shifts. Also look for typically strong work from Margo Martindale, David Arquette and the extremely funny Chris Diamantopoulos.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
SXSW Film Review: AberranceSXSW FILM REVIEW: Mongolian thriller Aberrance expands global cinema.
Read more »
SXSW Film Review: Being Mary Tyler MooreNew documentary reminds us that Mary Tyler Moore was more than just The Flip.
Read more »
'Swarm' Review: Surreal, Darkly Comedic, and a Hell of a Ride | SXSWSwarmOnPrime, from Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, is a surreal, darkly comedic take on how to stan correct. Our SXSW2023 review:
Read more »
PinkPantheress’ Passive Set at SXSW Is as Dull as the Buzz Is Big: Concert ReviewAt some point over the course of every South by Southwest, most attendees ask themselves some version of this question: “Who can I see tonight in a club that will likely be playing an arena i…
Read more »
SXSW Film Review: It's Only Life After AllSXSW FILM REVIEW: Documentary about indie folk legends Indigo Girls shows them as warm and humble rock stars.
Read more »
SXSW Review: STILL: A Michael J. Fox MovieSXSW FILM REVIEW: Actor and Parkinson's advocate Michael J. Fox lays his life bare.
Read more »