5 Things You Didn’t Know About Banshee’s Ryann Shane
Ryann Shane began her professional acting career at age 11. Although she may not be as famous as some other child actors, Shane has shown she has the talent a
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With “Requiem”, Banshee sticks the landing and goes out in style
There aren’t a lot of series finales that feel true to the series before them; in the pursuit of delivering a dramatic, powerful episode that makes A Po
Banshee’s final season won’t go down without a (dog)fight
Opening with a satanic self-immolation and a rape scene, “Only One Way A Dogfight Ends” certainly doesn’t get off to a promising start, imme
Banshee Season 3 Episode 10 Review: “We All Pay Eventually”
Banshee is a show about people stuck between who they once were, and who they want to be. A former crook trying to be a mother and raise the normal family sh
Banshee Season 3 Episode 9 Review: “Even God Doesn’t Know What To Make Of You”
Did we really think Banshee was going to take a breather after a sweat-soaked adventure to the French Quarter? “Even God Doesn’t Know What To Ma
Banshee Season 3 Episode 8 Review: “All the Wisdom I Got Left”
The past is a funny thing for the characters living in the purgatory of Banshee, Pennsylvania. While it’s something most only remembered in fragments, i
Banshee Season 3 Episode 7 Review: “You Can’t Hide from the Dead”
Banshee refuses to take a breather in its third season with “You Can’t Hide from the Dead,” an episode that opens with some particularly ha
Banshee Season 3 Episode 6 Review: “We Were All Someone Else Yesterday”
Banshee‘s most central (and also, most insignificant) mystery has always been a cogent metaphor for the show as a whole: Banshee is about a town torn
Banshee Season 3 Episode 5 Review: “Tribal”
“Everything you touch turns to blood.” From the moment “Tribal” begins, it establishes itself as a very different episode of Bans
Banshee Season 3 Episode 4 Review: “Real Life Is The Nightmare”
After last week’s doozy of an hour, Banshee lets off the gas a little bit in “Real Life Is The Nightmare,” while characters contemplate th
