Here it is: the final course. In “Mizumono” we finally get to see not only the fight that Hannibal began its second season with, but also the buildup to it, and its horrific aftermath....

So, Hannibal is the best show on TV, can we just agree on that? There’s no other show right now – not Game of Thrones, not Mad Men, not even Fargo – that is...

I’m so glad NBC renewed Hannibal for a third season, because Bryan Fuller is building to something big. “Ko No Mono” was an outstanding episode, indicative of one of the major themes Fuller explores:...

This, ladies and gentlemen, is what a slasher movie looks like on TV. But let’s back up. “Shiizakana,” directed by longtime Hannibal vet Michael Rymer, begins with a dream of Will’s, shot by James...

Your regularly scheduled reviewer of Hannibal, Trevor Dawson has flown the coop for the week. Brilliant mind and fellow Gambit reviewer, Samir Roy and I put our heads together to unpack “Su-zakana”. Samir: So this...

What a ballsy season of TV this is shaping up to be – Hannibal has done away with three of its most intriguing characters (Beverly Katz, Abel Gideon, and tonight, Dr. Chilton), all in...

“Futamono” was the point of no return for Hannibal‘s second season. Lines were drawn, friendships were abandoned, alliances were made, and at the end of the episode a man ate his own amputated leg....

Well, that was one of Hannibal‘s more innovatively gruesome tableaus, wasn’t it? “Mukozuke” opens with Freddie Lounds going to the observatory (on an anonymous tip, we learn later) – the same observatory where the...

My God, this episode. This whole show. “Takiawese” is Hannibal doing what Hannibal does best: creatively gruesome killings, beautifully repulsive imagery, stellar performances, and music that you feel along your spine. Composer Brian Reitzell...