mrharrybeck

Sharp Objects is very, very disappointing even though its powerful cast did everything they could to keep it in the highest position possible.

Timely. Will be for a long time. The Handmaid's Tale is a tale that needed to be told. Not only does it manage to capture the pain & sorrow of every entity it's presenting but also expose a greater side of what's going on behind closed doors.

Maniac is unfortunately a pill that's very difficult to shallow. The cast is what makes it a wee bearable.

American Horror Story: Apocalypse is compelling, beautiful and oh so rich! Joan Collins is terrific, Kathy Bates is electrifying (yet again!) and Sarah Paulson? Don't get me started. Cody Fern and Leslie Grossman were the standouts if you ask me. The costumes, the cinematography ... everything screams quality. The first installment was an absolute delight, only tinged by my longing for the crossover part of it to begin, and we're definitely in for another, crazy and full of surprises wild ride.

Excellent series with excellent performances being brought to life by excellent actors. Ryan Murphy has done it yet again. The material on this one is so different and well-produced that it's impossible to look away.

Gaga's spectacular as is the whole cast. But there were stories that led nowhere, even though the horror element was not absent. American Horror Story: Hotel is enjoyable yet a wee bit trashy.

American Horror Story: Roanoke had me on the edge of my seat, period. The finale felt a bit out of place but, still, offered all the thrills to make this incarnation one of the franchise's best.

Usually the show offers great and, sometimes, beyond excellent episodes. But this year? It didn't live up to my expectations. Apart from 'The Spoils of War', showrunners David Benioff & D.B Weiss should be thankful for Cersei Lannister still existing.

Big Little Lies is great television and its exceptional, star-studded cast makes it all the more enjoyable. Not only do they offer outstanding performances, with Nicole Kidman surpassing her usual standards, but they are also aware exactly where to stop.

To me, Feud: Bette & Joan, is a national treasure. Kudos to Ryan Murphy for creating and producing diamonds like this. Jessica Lange as Joan Crawford & Susan Sarandon as Bette Davis? Well, it screams greatness.

A great, as per the usual, opener for Ryan Murphy's AHS: Cult. I'm intrigued by this season's over-the-top plot and, of course, clown factor. Ms. Paulson and Mr. Peters once again look to dominate with their compelling performances and same goes for Billie Lourd's Winter Anderson, whose dark side and creepy intentions left me speechless & craving for more.