REVIEW | Based on Octavia E. Butler's radical novel, sci-fi series Kindred fails to live up to its potential
Kindred had tremendous potential but lost a lot in its attempt to make it relevant and palatable for a modern audience.
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Kindred had tremendous potential but lost a lot in its attempt to make it relevant and palatable for a modern audience.
FX's first season of Kindred adapts some of Octavia E. Butler's novel, but showrunner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins tells POPSUGAR there's more story to tell.
The Octavia Butler novel is ripe for an on-screen adaptation. But attempts to modernize the story for TV fall flat.
The first-ever on-screen adaptation of Octavia E. Butler's work makes several changes from its source material. Do they pay off?
The FX TV series adaptation of Octavia E. Butler's novel Kindred finds a Black woman in modern day time-traveling to a plantation where she experiences life as an enslaved woman