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‘Anna and the Apocalypse’ is a comedy horror Christmas musical featuring fun pop songs, a tight script, and a compelling …
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‘The Christmas Chronicles’ Review
In his latest motion picture, action star Kurt Russell has gone from Snake to Santa – portraying a rough, tough, …
Read More »‘Cam’ Review: How far is Enough?
From the producers behind Get Out comes a horror story about an internet ‘Cam Girl’, her hustle to break into the …
Read More »‘Mystery Science Theatre 3000: The Gauntlet’ Review
In a not too distant future, next Sunday A.D… Debuting on Thanksgiving Day for your bringing pleasure was season twelve of …
Read More »‘Narcos: Mexico’ Season 1 Review
The following is a spoiler-free review of Narcos (Season 4): Mexico. Netflix’s hit about the War on Drugs returns! The …
Read More »Anna and The Apocalypse: A Jolly Horror Story.
Anna and The Apocalypse is a critically acclaimed Zombie Christmas musical, releasing in theatres on November 30, 2018. It is …
Read More »‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Rocks but Skips a Few Beats
There’s something magical about live performances. The electricity in the air is invigorating, as the band comes on stage, and …
Read More »‘Lore’ Season 2: Interview with Creators and Cast NYCC 2018
The first ever podcast turned tv series for Amazon Video, Lore is a horror anthology created by Aaron Mahnke, with …
Read More »NYCC 2018: ‘Deadly Class’ Looks Like the Best New Series on SYFY
Based on the acclaimed comic by Rick Remender and Wes Craig, Deadly Class is what you get when you combine …
Read More »‘Archer: 1999’ NYCC 2018: ‘Space Phrasing’
Space Phrasing. Yes, that’s a confirmed gag in the tenth season of FXX’s Archer. Because this season, as hinted by …
Read More »NYCC 2018 ‘HAPPY!’ Panel: A Holiday Ruined for every Season!
The following is NSFW and contains explicit content. Discretion advised. Easily SYFY’s most offensive show, HAPPY! is a beautiful sort …
Read More »‘Good Omens’ NYCC 2018 Panel: A funny buddy Apocalypse story.
Amazon’s six-part mini-series ‘Good Omens’ is a fun end of the world adventure. Adapted from the acclaimed novel by Terry Pratchett …
Read More »‘BoJack Horseman’ Season 5 – On toxic masculinity, abuse and entertainment.
Bojack Horseman Season five deconstructs its eponymous character, examining the glorification of abusive yet tragically flawed men in entertainment. Five …
Read More »‘Better Call Saul’ Season 4 – Episodes 4-6 Review
The Following are recaps and reviews of ‘Better Call Saul Season 4: Episodes 4, 5 and 6. Warning, there will …
Read More »‘Disenchantment’ Review: On Matt Groening and Animated Comedy (Part 2)
Disenchantment is Matt Groening’s most technical piece of work to date.
Read More »‘The Purge’ (TV Series) Review: This is America
‘The Purge’ is a very successful horror franchise. Spanning three sequels and a TV series, James DeMonaco’s horror franchise about …
Read More »‘Disenchantment’ Review: On Matt Groening and Animated Comedy (Part 1)
Despite all the mixed love and hate, Disenchantment is worth giving a shot.
Read More »‘Happy Time Murders’ review – Rated M for Muppets
The ‘Happy Time Murders’ is a movie that abuses our childhood sensibilities – playing off memories about puppets and nostalgia. …
Read More »‘Better Call Saul’ Season 4 Review: ‘Breathe’ and ‘Something Beautiful’.
The Following are recaps and reviews of ‘Better Call Saul Season 4: Episodes 2 and 3’. Warning, there will be …
Read More »‘Christopher Robin’ – On Nostalgia and Growing Older
Christopher Robin, directed by Marc Forester of Finding Neverland and World War Z fame, is a movie worth seeing but not necessarily remembering.
Read More »‘Better Call Saul’ Season 4 Premiere: After the Fire
Breaking Bad was AMC’s most critically acclaimed show and one of the most well-received TV series of all time. It …
Read More »‘The Spy Who Dumped Me’ Review – Misses the Mark But Makes a Point
The Spy Who Dumped Me hits all the right beats for a high concept spy comedy. The issue is that the story is just that: too formulaic.
Read More »‘GLOW’ Season 2 Review: Women and the Workforce. Wrestling, too.
GLOW Season 2 offers up a bit of dark humor, budding romances, a gross amount of fun, and above all else, a whole lot of entertainment.
Read More »‘Arrested Development’ Season 5 Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Elderly
Don’t be fooled, Arrested Development season five is funny. It edges back to its roots as an ensemble driven comedy …
Read More »‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ Review: The Beginning of The End
In its final season, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt proves to be unbreakable by showcasing the strength and empowerment of its …
Read More »‘Fallout 76’ Unveiled by Bethesda
Three years since the release of Fallout 4, and a decade since Fallout 3, Bethesda left a foretelling “Please Stand By” notice with …
Read More »Review: ‘Fahrenheit 451’ Fizzles in its Message
Adapted from the Ray Bradbury science fiction classic, Ramin Bahrani’s ‘Fahrenheit 451’ fails to compel as a cautionary tale. Relying …
Read More »‘Deadpool 2’ Review: Wade Wilson’s War on Family Values
‘Deadpool 2’ really ups the ante, going all-in and balls-deep, both in-budget and in-style
Read More »‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ Review: Season 2 is Wicked Fun
Look away, look away! Season two of A Series of Unfortunate Events has returned, continuing the grim tale of the Baudelaire …
Read More »‘Ready Player One’ Review: Stunningly Saturated
'Ready Player One' is a story about nerdish obsession over the 1980s and arcade style videogames,but none of this seems organically present.
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