and into people’s homes. Hogan’s name was one of the first to really become synonymous with wrestling itself. Before Cena, even before the Rock, there was Hulk Hogan. It’s a shame his reputation and image was so ruined by the traces of the real man behind the name. Regardless, RIP Hulkster
3/3

I’m going to take a second to recognize Hulk Hogan the character, not the man. Pro wrestling is where it is today because of performers like Hogan. His explosive ring presence and his ability to get a crowd going were unparalleled. And was one of the things that propelled WWE out of the ring 2/3

While the ending may not have been what I was expecting, it was still such a great way to end one of the impressive seasons of Black Mirror.
4.5/5 stars

15/15

to the intrepid remaining crew of the USS Callister. The idea is simple, imagine you are in an MMORPG but while every other player can respawn, you will actually die. It’s straight to the point but the acting performances from every character in this episode just really brings it all home.

14/15

Episode 6: USS Callister: Into Infinity
The first direct sequel for any Black Mirror episode, this was an incredible addition to the already amazing USS Callister story. Jesse Plemmons returns as the crazed and controlling Robert Daly to steal the screen for a bit but this story belongs

13/15

directing, etc. Black Mirror definitely has a winner with this one.
5/5 stars

12/15

all made mistakes and wish we could redo things. We also hold grudges when we maybe shouldn’t. But most importantly, we often only worry about our own feelings and self preservation while not acknowledging the other person on the other end of the conflict. Truly masterful acting, writing,

11/15

Episode 5: Eulogy
This may be my favorite episode of Black Mirror ever. A powerhouse acting performance from Paul Giamatti helps anchor this story of lost love and missed chances. Of being young and dumb and losing the things or people you love the most. We’ve all been there, we’ve

10/15

the scenes he’s in but the standout performance has to go to Lewis Gribben who’s unhinged version of the younger Cameron Walker really adds a layer of menace to an already scary concept. Overall not bad, but not good
2/5 stars

9/15