From the very first episode to what is now likely its last, Hannibal has subverted expectations. It was a show that…
Francis Dolarhyde has spent much of his time on Hannibal discussing his transformation, his becoming. He is in a…
Alanna: Would you have told me the truth?
Like “…And The Woman Clothed With The Sun” dealt with Hannibal’s well-worn theme of family, “…And The Woman Clothed…
Hannibal may be behind glass, separated from Will, but they’re still a family, whether Will wants them to be or not.…
Well, hello Francis Dolarhyde.
One of the innovations that I appreciate about Hannibal is the show’s disregard for the season break. Much like the s…
What a great episode of television.
I just love watching Jack Crawford kick ass. In “Mizumono,” the dance — and let’s be honest, it’s much more a dance…
Perhaps the boldest move this show that is made up entirely of bold moves has made is make an episode without its…
Hannibal, as we learn, understands an important rule: You can never go home again.
In “Antipasto,” the premiere episode of Hannibal’s third season, we were treated to an arthouse view of what…
A woman strolls through a time-worn city square. The emerald green of her hat pops against the backdrop, which is…
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The most amazing thing about “Mizumono”—beyond its quality—is that it does not feel much like an episode of Hannibal,…
Early in tonight’s Hannibal season finale, one of the characters introduces the idea of the “imago,” the last form…
“Tome-wan” was an off-putting episode, and not just because we watched Mason Verger eat his own nose (tastes likes…
Viva Freddie Lounds. At least for now. The pain in the ass journalist turns out to be not so dead after all. Here’s…
After weeks of teasing, we finally get to see Mason Verger, the sadistic brother of Margot and the object of her…
While Hannibal is certainly meant to be scary, “Shiizakana” felt more like a classic entry into the horror genre…