PENNY DREADFUL: Nights of Sorrow and Pain
“You let hatred into your heart, and it is like a hungry rat. It devours everything else until there is no love for anything or anyone. And then, then you are lost.”
Read More“You let hatred into your heart, and it is like a hungry rat. It devours everything else until there is no love for anything or anyone. And then, then you are lost.”
Read MoreYou ain’t seen what I can do. Look away child, look away. Desperation makes us do things we never thought we were capable of.
Read MoreOur cast of characters display some surprising layers this week.
Read More“You wait and you watch while my family is the battleground of a war that I don’t understand. Now, Lady Death, you tell me.”
Read MoreMuch like the previous episode, this one goes full burn from start to finish, if your heart doesn’t ache at times during this installment you might want to doublecheck that it’s still in your chest.
Read MoreNo one is exactly who they seem this time around, or perhaps their masks are starting to slip.
Read MoreThe fury of Vengeance always wants her toll in blood.
Read MoreWhere do loyalties lie between the family you’re born into vs the family you find?
Read MoreSolid detective work while fighting in the battle against televangelism and Nazis.
Read MoreJohn Nolan again delivers a masterfully crafted world of monsters wearing human faces.
Read MoreMervyn Peake’s GORMENSHAST books series is coming to Showtime.
Read MoreShowtime’s ‘deep web’ internet documentary DARK NET airs its season finale this week, and Justin Melland sat down for a chat about his work on the music for the series.
Read MoreThe third episode of PENNY DREADFUL leaves us with a blood-soaked threesome, a werewolf fleeing through the desert with a witch, a furious Dracula and an enigmatic twist ending.
Read MoreIn this hour, Dorian and Lily make a new friend, Ethan lets out his wild side, Sir Malcolm doesn’t care for ships, Kaetenay has a vision talk with Ethan, Vanessa has a full session with Dr. Seward and Jekyll takes Frankenstein to work.
Read MoreOur characters – as well as all of London – mourns the death of Tennyson.
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