A good finale can often influence one’s perception of a show. Like we did last week, let’s use Game of Thrones as an example. For seven seasons, it was consistently a critical … Read More
Lead Up to the Revolution: “Daleks!: The Deadly Ally” review
The Deadly Ally is certainly an interesting fourth episode. On the surface, it’s mostly standard fare that we’ve come to expect from the series so far. But the ending takes an … Read More
Lead Up to the Revolution: “Daleks!: Planet of the Mechanoids” review
Planet of the Mechanoids is the episode that cements Daleks! as the spiritual successor to the 60s Dalek comics. Even the title itself feels like a blast of nostalgia. So do the episode’s … Read More
Lead Up to the Revolution: “Daleks!: The Sentinel of the Fifth Galaxy” review
Second episodes can often be as important as the first episode. Your audience is hooked based on the first episode, now you have to prove that you can sustain your … Read More
Lead Up to the Revolution: “Daleks!: The Archive of Islos” review
2020 was a lucrative year for the Doctor Who franchise. Obviously, the twelfth series of the program (or the thirty-eighth season, if you want to get technical), was broadcast early this year. … Read More
Review: “City So Real” is a rich, kaleidoscopic portrait of Chicago
The Oscar-nominated director of Hoop Dreams returns to Chicago in City So Real The five-part documentary series City So Real uses the 2019 Chicago mayoral election as the center of a … Read More
Strike First with “Cobra Kai” on Netflix
You may have seen “Cobra Kai” pop up recently on Netflix and ask yourself, “Is it worth it?” I cannot begin to describe how pleasantly surprised I am by a … Read More
Now Available: Cursed Films Season One!
Shudder has released their original docu-series Cursed Films on Bluray as of August 18. This is a fantastic show for any fan of True Crime docs, horror films, and just … Read More
Review: New stand-up hour from Eddie Pepitone, “For the Masses”
Eddie Pepitone, the Bitter Buddha, assesses America in the “end times” “WE HAVE TO GET IN THE STREETS AND FUCKING FIGHT! … Now I’m not going to be able to … Read More
Netflix Lost in Space hits all the right notes
Lost in Space The name evokes a Partridge Family-meets-Star Trek-meets-H.R. PufnStuf image that for some is a great memory, and for others could be better left behind where it was. … Read More
Movie Review: The Cloverfield Paradox
In an unprecedented move (after numerous reports of the film being delayed until October 2018), a teaser during the Super Bowl indicated that The Cloverfield Paradox, the third entry to … Read More
Breaking News: The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Teaser
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, a prequel series to the Jim Henson Company’s groundbreaking 1982 feature The Dark Crystal, has landed at Netflix, with shooting slated to begin this fall. … Read More
Webseries: Unicornland, Award Winning New Series
Unicornland In this new eight-episode webseries we meet Annie, who explores her sexuality post-divorce by dating couples… over drinks, at dinner, and in bed. The first episode premiered on Glamour.com alongside … Read More
13 Reasons Why is a solid kick to the feels
13 Reasons Why Netflix March 31st, 2017 ***spoiler alert*** I may get a little bit into some details of the show 13 Reasons Why is based on a novel by … Read More
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