Unabomber (2026) | REVIEW

Jacob Tremblay as a young Ted Kaczynski in Janus Metz Pedersen’s UNABOMBER — PHOTO: NETFLIX (Still image from trailers).

Directed by Janus Metz Pedersen — Screenplay by Sam Chalsen and Nelson Greaves.

When I first heard of this Netflix title, I was instantly interested. Here was a crime drama based on a true story from Danish director Janus Metz Pedersen. Pedersen’s strong work in television shows — episodes of True Detective, ZeroZeroZero, and Andor — has made him a director whose career I’m really interested in following. On top of that, this project featured a strong cast, including screen star Russell Crowe and Jacob Tremblay, the child actor from Room, Good Boys, and Doctor Sleep, who is now trying to prove himself again as an actor in his late teens. I was hoping for something akin to Netflix’s Mindhunter, but this is, unfortunately, quite far from the quality of that iconic two-season series. Unabomber is the kind of film that is trying to be too many things at once, while not being particularly good at any of those things.

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REVIEW: True Detective – “Maybe Tomorrow”

True Detective ReviewThe following is a review of “Maybe Tomorrow” from the second season of True Detective, beware of spoilers.

The third episode of the second season of True Detective revealed what happened to Velcoro after last week’s cliffhanger. Meanwhile, we learn a lot more about Paul Woodrugh – and Frank Semyon is shakened to the core after more of his people drop to the floor. Continue reading “REVIEW: True Detective – “Maybe Tomorrow”” →