The best thing I can say about Freeform’s Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas, it’s that it’s not my kind of movie. That’s a damn shame, considering it stars Aisha Dee, who I’ve loved since Sweet/Vicious and continued to love in The Bold Type, and that the main plot of itRead More →
When I think of Thanksgiving, I think of food and football, not cheesy romantic/family movies. And yet, after watching Freeform’s Turkey Drop, strangely enough the first fully Thanksgiving movie I’ve ever watched, I’m ready to admit that perhaps, my narrow view of the holiday needs a little bit of updating.Read More →
Why do we ever think that we can have nice things? I think after all the shows that we have loved and that have been cancelled, we should know better than to get attached to anything. Cloak & Dagger has been cancelled after two seasons by Freeform. If we’re beingRead More →
Cloak and Dagger season two has been mostly good, verging on great, and the show has managed to do so even while telling an otherwise straight-forward story, because it’s dared to go out there narratively. Whatever you want to say about season 2 of this show, there is one thingRead More →
There are only two ways to see this episode, titled “B Sides,” and depending on the type of TV viewer you are, you either think this is a brilliant hour of television, something you absolutely wouldn’t mind seeing replicated, or a filler, slow episode in the midst of what hasRead More →
Wow, Cloak and Dagger. Wow. You’re not kidding around this season, are you? Because that ending was both amazing and heartbreaking. You came straight for our heart and left us devastated. Thank God this isn’t the season finale or anything close to that, because I need resolution for this YESTERDAY. InRead More →
When you’re asked to fill in for a review, you always hope you get this kind of an episode to sink your teeth into. Because this was a hell of a penultimate episode in what has been a hell of a freshman season for Cloak and Dagger, which has alreadyRead More →
Marvel and Freeform have joined forces to bring viewers a different type of superhero series – this time with an interracial teen couple at the forefront with Cloak & Dagger. Marvel has always pushed the boundaries with their television series, with the Netflix series focused on the gritty street level heroesRead More →
We have been treated to a range of Marvel series from Agents of SHIELD and Agent Carter on ABC, to Daredevil, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage on Netflix, and now ABC’s Freeform is throwing its’ hat in the ring with a series based on the popular characters, Cloak and Dagger.Read More →
Freeform is making its foray into the world of superheroes. The network, which is affiliated with ABC, has greenlit “Marvel’s Cloak and Dagger” giving the show a straight-to-series order, according to Variety. Touted as a superhero love story, “Cloak and Dagger” follows a duo of superheroes, Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson,Read More →