Carnival Row hit Amazon Prime Video in August last year and brought viewers fans a new steampunk influenced slant on the fantasy genre. The themes of racism, imperialism, and social upheaval explored in the series are perhaps even more relevant in the current climate, especially in America. With only eight episodes in the first season,
Carnival Row hit Amazon Prime Video this weekend and tells the story of a police officer trying to stop a murderer in a community where there is a constant battle between humans and the fae refugees from a war-torn land. One of the more interesting characters in the series is Tourmaline Larou, a faerie that
Carnival Row premiered this weekend on Amazon Prime Video. The story is about a police detective named Rycroft Philostrate, who is investigating a murder case involving the fae that live in his city. Yes, this is a fantasy series with the fae as refugees from a war-torn world, who find nothing but hate from the
Amazon Prime introduced their brand-new fantasy series Carnival Row on Friday following two star-crossed lovers – the human Rycroft and the fae Vignette. While the human is portrayed by a major Hollywood star in Orlando Bloom (Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings), Vignette is familiar but many fans might not remember where they