This is a guest post by Dead Derrick. At long last, the series finale for “Hannibal” has arrived and this is my final write-up. NBC’s “Hannibal” is a series that really never should have been as great as it actually turned out to be. After all, this is a series … Read More
Long time, no see. You might be wondering where the “Hannibal” write-ups have gone to. Well, rest assured that this is one of two final installments covering the third (and sadly, last) season of my favorite cannibal show to ever air on the small screen. Part of the … Read More
The last two episodes of Hannibal were fantastic! Actually, that’s a bit of an understatement. I want to say that the previous two episodes were the highest peak that the series has ever had. The prequel stuff is over and we’ve officially moved into the main narrative of Thomas … Read More
So while the first few episodes of Hannibal’s final season were strictly about the shocking aftermath of Season 2 and further character development (to disappointing effect for some, me included), it seems like the series has gotten back into full-force of moving its twisted story lines forward at a … Read More
I’m back with my thoughts on yet another disturbingly delicious episode in the horror brilliance known as NBC’s “Hannibal.” This fifth episode, “Contorno,” is not only the best entry of the third season thus far, but I’d argue that it’s one of the best episodes of the whole damn … Read More
First things first, I must apologize for the delay in this second installment of Bite-Size “Hannibal” (covering episodes 3 and 4 of the third season). Ironically enough I was on vacation at the happiest place on Earth (Disneyland), yet I had this insatiable craving to watch my favorite cannibal … Read More
This is a guest post by Dead Derrick. I love Hannibal Lecter to a degree that’s kind of unhealthy. I remember being fascinated with the trilogy of films “Silence of the Lambs” “Hannibal” and “Red Dragon” and the book series back when I was in Junior High. That morbid … Read More
This is a guest post by Dead Derrick. In 2011, many dark dramas were gracing the screens of art house theaters. Films like “Martha Marcy May Marlene,” “Take Shelter,” “The Devil’s Double” and “The Woman” were making their way across the festival circuit with big buzz behind them. However, there’s … Read More
