Showing posts with label Tv Review. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 12, 2022

The Hidden Review: Psych TV Series and Film Review

 


“Hello I'm Shawn Spencer and this is my partner Radio Star. I'm afraid your video will kill him.”

The Hidden Review has watched "Psych", "Psych: The Movie" and "Psych 2: Lassie Come Home" written and directed by Steve Franks, James Roday (2 films), and Andy Berman (1 film). The storyline of this beautiful film connects all the previous lives of these characters from the old TV series "Psych" which lasted 8 seasons in 2014. An explosive mix of comedy, drama, and detective genres enchanted the audience in such a smart way that made them feel not only part of the show but part of their jokes, cases to solve and perspectives to live. All talented cast and crew people with amazing chemistry made two films, and one TV series, which do justice to one another each time and are so worth the watch. Besides, not to forget to mention that the last two movies are tributes to two important people who made history in the life of the cast and crew. Tributes to the loss of David Bowie, and the accident of Timothy Omundson that led to a major stroke in 2017, and so the producers and writers of the show, of the movie, made beautifully the stories around them, their characters. We hope to see more of these dramedy and detective movies in future to enchant us into jokes and cases to solve.
The TV series and Psych: the movie is available on Prime Video, and Psych 2: Lassie Come Home is on Peacock TV
Congratulations cast and crew ⭐️
Hidden fire stars 9/10

Review written by Al Fenderico

© 2022 The Hidden Review

Saturday, January 2, 2021

The Hidden Review: Cobra Kai Season 3 - TV Review

 



"The enemy of your enemy is your friend"

The Hidden Review has watched Cobra Kai Season 3, premiering on January 1st on Netflix, and this season stars the same cast members. The story follows the tragic fight at the school last season and the kids' ups and downs regarding claiming revenge, making new partnerships, and living with an angry mindset all the time.

The rivalry between Larusso and Lawrence never lasts until they find out who the antagonist is in the story, and with the help of the arrival of old characters whose lead to make their good paths cross, hopefully for good.

The bullying, breakups, and friend relationships of the kids never finish as their claim for revenge for what happens with Miguel, but as he finds a way to survive, the revenge at times meets compassion and partnership for a compelling turning point and twists which raises the stakes throughout the 3rd season which accomplished beautifully their bond relationships.

Hopefully, all found their identities in All Valley, which made them stronger together. The photography is still interesting, and the fight choreographies are also pretty good at times, with no spoilers about the fights which are also interesting to watch.

All actors, directors, fight coordinators, and writers are very good at their jobs and hope to see the same in future seasons.

Congratulations, cast and crew team!

Hidden fire stars 8/10 ⭐️

Review written by Al Fenderico

© 2021 The Hidden Review