In Between Drafts

1 day ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Allyson Johnson

There’s a pivotal, joyous sequence in the Netflix series Sense8 that remains a beacon for fans of this radical show about the integrity and power of love in all its manifestations. In it, a group of individuals from around the world sing along to “What’s Up,” offkey and exuberant, as they embrace these strangers who now share space in their brains. It’s one of those musical sequences that instantly latches on to the most sentimental of us.

5 days ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Justin Carreiro

Can a sisterly bond withstand the allure of power and wealth? Netflix’s new mysterious miniseries Sirens explores how intoxicating a life of riches can be, even to the detriment of family bonds. Or more specifically, how access and ambition can expose the inner demons that were there all along. Sirens is a gripping 5-episode miniseries that shines thanks to its complex character study and dynamic cast.

5 days ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Justin Carreiro

Can a sisterly bond withstand the allure of power and wealth? Netflix’s new mysterious miniseries Sirens explores how intoxicating a life of riches can be, even to the detriment of family bonds. Or more specifically, how access and ambition can expose the inner demons that were there all along. Sirens is a gripping 5-episode miniseries that shines thanks to its complex character study and dynamic cast.

5 days ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Tyler Carlsen

We’ve reached the end of The Last of Us Season 2 and it’s been a rollercoaster of emotions. The finale covered a large section of the game in about 40 minutes of runtime, which both helped and hurt the plot. Let’s break down what happened in the finale and what it means for the next season and beyond. The episode starts by catching up with a wounded Dina and Jesse back at the theater trying to get the arrow out of her leg.

5 days ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Sarah Musnicky

A Hard Place has the pieces to make a fun creature feature, but its pacing and poor characters can’t bring everything together. J. Horton’s A Hard Place wears its potential on its sleeve. However, this creature feature can’t get out of the tight place it stumbles into. Its threadbare characters, uneven storytelling, and weird pacing take the wind out of its sails before the action begins. It’s a shame because the film could’ve been a fun monster mash.