Constantine

“Waiting For The Man” is best encapsulated by the scene where Zed has a vision of a man writing a message to her—we…

It’s head versus heart in “Angels And Ministers Of Grace.” Zed has a mass in her brain, which is probably the source…

“Zed’s on bed rest and Chas is playing family man” is an inauspicious way to start a new Constantine, but I’m…

Featuring a plot about putting people in comas is tempting fate for a backstory episode, but “Quid Pro Quo” is just…

Previously on Constantine: Sister Anne Marie hobbled John so she could escape an invunche. The cult of Zed’s Dad…

The question on our minds as we watch Sister Anne Marie shoot our hero John Constantine so he can be the goat to the…

So there are these angels, love, and they can’t interfere, love. They have two main responsibilities, emotional…

You can tell “Rage Of Caliban” is gonna be a good one from the last-minute excuse for Angélica Celaya’s absence:…

A couple weeks ago I was whine-dering why we met Papa Midnite in Generic City #3 instead of, say, New Orleans.…

Would you look at that, a drama in Constantine’s clothes! An old friend resurfaces, and he and John hunt the ebola…

What a relief. “The Devil’s Vinyl” is a merciful step up from “The Darkness Beneath.” Not such an improvement that…

The Constantine pilot ends with a swerve, and “The Darkness Beneath” is the slick, unfortunate road ahead. What it…

Constantine is really good at giving off an earthy stench for a show that operates politely within the boundaries of…