Graham McTavish
Review: Preacher 4×1 & 4×2, “Masada” and “Last Supper”
Aaron Neuwirth reviews the season four premiere of Preacher, which featured episodes "Masada" and "Last Supper" back-to-back.
Review: Preacher 3×10, “The Light Above”
After weeks of buildup, Preacher delivers a finale well worth the wait. While this season had its ups and down when it came time to make us care about the hell-on-earth that Angelville was supposed to...
Review: Preacher 3×09, “Schwanzkopf”
We’re firing on all cylinders at this point in Preacher, which means saying goodbye to fat weight and hello to straightforward storytelling. “Schwanzkopf” doesn’t take too much time to get rid of the ...
Review: Preacher 3×08, “The Tom/Brady”
If there was an example of a standard episode of Preacher out there, it seems like “The Tom/Brady” could be used as one. Sure, this is not an episode that showcases Jesse’s true power or places an emp...
Review: Preacher 3×07, “Hilter”
The only irritating part about going over my thoughts of this week’s Preacher is having to address the opening. “Hilter” begins with a look at Hitler’s life outside of Hell. I wasn’t a fan of involvin...
Review: Preacher 3×06, “Les Enfants du Sang”
It’s interesting how we are three seasons into Preacher and just now exploring what it means for Cassidy to be a vampire. Previous seasons have touched upon this. Season one dealt with Cassidy’s probl...
Review: Preacher 3×04, “The Tombs”
It looks like “The Tombs” may be my favorite episode of Preacher’s third season thus far. While I was happy with the premiere placing Angelville as the setting to keep track of, and as much fun as Her...
Review: Preacher 3×01, “Angelville”
When we last saw the group of anti-heroes we’ve been following in Preacher, things had hit a bit of a rough patch, to say the least. Tulip (Ruth Negga) had been shot dead, and Jesse (Dominic Cooper) a...
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