A-
In its most unsettling episode since “The Kill Floor,” the past (and his own bad decisions) catch up with Jake…
Reviews - 11.22.63
B-
There are so many striking moments in “Soldier Boy” that it would be difficult to list them all. Lee’s whistle as he…
B+
For all the talk about the past pushing back on 11.22.63 (both the book and the series), when things get really…
B
On three separate occasions in “The Truth,” a man determined to help stop the Kennedy assassination takes off…
B+
In its fourth episode, 11.22.63 peers around a lot of corners, into windows, at mirrors, and through doorways, and…
B
After the furious, claustrophobic menace of “The Kill Floor,” 11.22.63 and Jake “Amberson” both settle in to take…
In “The Kill Floor,” the excellent second entry of 11.22.63, a lot more than the past fucks with Jake—although the…
B+
Just like Stephen King, 11.22.63 seems to have a knack for beginnings.
B
Stephen King’s 2011 novel 11/22/63 is one of his very best, combining elements of historical fiction, sci-fi…