Script Reviews

Hacks opens with a sharp, character-driven pilot that balances comedy with emotional insight. Rather than relying purely on jokes, the […]

House of the Dragon opens with a pilot that is both expansive in scale and precise in its storytelling. Set

Shōgun opens with a confident and immersive pilot, drawing viewers into a richly detailed world of political tension, cultural conflict,

Euphoria opens with a bold and immersive pilot that immediately establishes its voice, tone, and thematic ambition. From the outset,

Frankenstein promises a richly atmospheric and emotionally driven interpretation of a familiar story, reimagined through Guillermo del Toro’s distinct lens

Marty Supreme offers a fascinating case study in character-led storytelling, blending ambition, ego, and personal reinvention into a narrative that

Hamnet is a deeply moving exploration of grief, love, and memory, centred on Agnes and William Shakespeare following the death

The screenplay for Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is a masterclass in narrative dread, perfectly balancing mystery with explosive tension. By analyzing

The pilot of Severance, “Good News about Hell,” immediately grips the audience by posing a terrifying philosophical question: What if

  The pilot of Only Murders in the Building, “True Crime,” is a masterclass in establishing a high-concept premise through