Sleepy Hollow has a pretty well-established formula by now. Every episode begins with Crane doing something modern, then a monster shows up, then Hawley delivers some exposition, then Henry ends the episode doing something...

Sleepy Hollow just generally kicks ass at mythology, doesn’t it? Granted, pretty much all of its mysteries are solved by some variation of “Founding Father + occult,” but between this, The Walking Dead, The...

If Sleepy Hollow doesn’t break out of this “monster of the week” mold that it’s set itself in, it’s going to wind up as another Grimm, and we don’t need another one of those,...

I give Sleepy Hollow a lot of leeway on its “monster of the week” episodes, because even when they don’t play into the larger narrative – which “The Weeping Lady” doesn’t, for the most...

Sleepy Hollow was all about betrayal this week. “Root of All Evil” centered around some ancient coins not unlike the ones used to pay Judas Iscariot for betraying Jesus; these same coins played a...

Sleepy Hollow, as I said last week, might be the coolest show on the air right now. But it’s more than just cool, and it goes deeper than the fanboy “wow!” factor (but don’t...

Sleepy Hollow should not work as well as it does. When this show was coming out, I ranted and raved about how stupid the concept was, then I started watching it because it was...