Agatha All Along Review: A magical blend of dark comedy and horror

Agatha All Along, a dark and magical follow-up to WandaVision, showcases Kathryn Hahn’s standout performance.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest series, Agatha All Along, has captivated audiences with its unique charm and focus on the fan-favorite character Agatha Harkness, portrayed by Kathryn Hahn. Spinning off from WandaVision, the show highlights Agatha’s journey after being trapped by Wanda Maximoff’s spell. Created by Jac Schaeffer, Agatha All Along stands out from other Marvel projects by embracing a more whimsical, campy tone​.

Hahn’s portrayal of Agatha is at the heart of the series, showcasing her “big, brassy, cock-eyed performance” that brings humor, vulnerability, and eccentricity to the character. Critics praised Hahn’s ability to command the screen, with Variety highlighting her balance between comic relief and emotional depth​.The show’s supporting cast, including Aubrey Plaza and Broadway legend Patti Lupone, also adds to the series’ appeal, delivering both humor and horror​

The show follows Agatha on a magical quest down the Witches’ Road, a path that promises to restore her powers. Along the way, she assembles a coven of witches played by Debra Jo Rupp, Sasheer Zamata, and Ali Ahn, each with their own unique abilities. While the story occasionally lacks clarity, Agatha All Along remains engaging through its creative set designs, sharp dialogue, and strong performances,