Todd VanDerWerff of the AV Club said, “at once beautiful and languorous, Hannibal unfolds with the logic of a terrifying dream.” However, critics agreed that the show perfected the recipe in its second season, which was Certified Fresh at 100 percent Phil Pirrello of The Wrap said the season “elevates the surprisingly-high bar set by the first - creating binge-worthy television that makes you, like the titular character, covet for more.” What do the critics think? It took awhile for critics to warm up to Hannibal, whose first season ended up at 68 percent on the Tomatometer. An episode or two at a time might allow you to savor the flavor of each episode - or cleanse your palate - before moving on to the next course.
This intrepid viewer watched all 26 episodes in four days, but wouldn’t recommend that kind of pace for the squeamish. How long will it take? Each season is 13 episodes long, with an average length of 42 minutes, giving you just over 18 hours of delectable deviousness. Both seasons are currently streaming on Amazon Instant Video, Vudu, and iTunes. Where can I see it? Season one is available on DVD and Blu-Ray and season two is due out September 16 on the same formats.
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Horror director David Slade ( 30 Days of Night) directed the pilot and several subsequent episodes, allowing for a consistently tense mood throughout the entire series so far. What’s it like? If you took Criminal Minds and added elements of the body-horror films of David Cronenberg’s early career and the surreal look and sound design of a David Lynch film, you’d get something like Hannibal.
Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen), a cannibal who murders rude people and serves them at fancy dinner parties.
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What’s the premise? Criminal profiler Will Graham (Hugh Dancy) assists the FBI in apprehending serial killers, but as the job begins to eat away at his mental health, he starts meeting with therapist Dr. With season two debuting on DVD/Blu-ray on Tuesday, it’s the perfect time to catch up on one of network television’s most boundary-pushing shows, the deliciously perverse Hannibal.
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