SundanceTV’s “Rectify” has garnered critical acclaim and a loyal cult following over two seasons, and fans of the unique drama will be pleased to discover the first two episodes of season three are as ...

The second season of Sundance Channel's critically acclaimed drama keeps its Slow TV beauty but moves the story along with grace and grit. By Tim Goodman Rectify Episodic Tawney and Daniel - H 2013 He ...

A lot of you probably don't have the Sundance Channel. A lot of you probably do and don't even know it. Either way, that's no longer an excuse not to watch one of the most captivating and poignant TV ...

Erin Konrad's love for everything entertainment dates back to elementary school when she became obsessed with classic Hollywood musicals. When she's not catching up on all her favorite television ...

Daniel continues to adjust to life as a free man. SundanceTV’s original series “Rectify” is on its fourth and final season. With two episodes in, the Ray McKinnon-created drama stars Aden Young as ...

“Rectify” is a determinedly slow, introspective television series with the quiet moodiness of an indie film. The exploration of a man’s inner journey back to life after nearly two decades on Georgia’s ...

I know the Internet overflows with hyperbole, but when I tell you Rectify is one of TV's best dramas, I'm not exaggerating. Last week Sundance premiered the second season, which will last 10 episodes.

It isn’t often that a television series with a minuscule audience receives the grace of ending on its own terms, let alone a season’s worth of episodes to do so. But SundanceTV’s “Rectify” is a ...

SundanceTV has renewed Rectify for a third season that will likely air in 2015. Deadline hears that Rectify season 3 will be comprised of six episodes, just like the first season. The season 2 run ...

Simultaneously one of TV’s most depressing and most life affirming. At its best, it reawakens viewers to the wonders all around them, while simultaneously putting its characters — led by a former ...

Why some critics are calling the Sundance TV series “true Christian art.” At the end of the TV anti-hero age, on-screen kindness and integrity aren’t in great supply. But that’s not so on the Sundance ...