Audio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who: Mind Of The Hodiac’
Doctor Who: Mind of the Hodiac Directed by Scott Handcock Written by Russell T. Davies and Scott Handcock Starring Colin
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Author: Rachel Bellwoar
Kevin Considers Changing Sides When ‘Riverdale’ Returns
Riverdale is taking another one-week hiatus, but that just means more time to mull over this week’s musical episode, and whether
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Now Crowdfunding: ‘The Sea In You’ Reviewed
When cartoon characters feel woozy, they see stars. When they’re in love, they see hearts. It only goes to follow
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Talking With Ruben Najera About ‘The Best Archie Comic Ever!’ Plus Exclusive Preview
Like the saying goes, you can aim high or go home and Archie Comics are aiming high with the brazenly
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Telekinesis And The Greek System: ‘The Initiation of Sarah’ Reviewed
Sisters who pledge together, stay together. If only that were the case in The Initiation of Sarah, Robert Day’s TV
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A Somber Shirley Temple Film — ‘Now And Forever’ Reviewed
The trick with Shirley Temple movies is while her characters usually have to face a lot of adversity, they tend
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Serving The Truth With The Creator of ‘Suzanne: The Jazz Age Goddess of Tennis’
When it comes to famous female tennis players, certain names immediately come to mind. Billie Jean King. Serena Williams. Venus
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Audrey Hepburn, The Paramount Years: A Review of The ‘Audrey Hepburn 7-Movie Collection’
I don’t remember what year it was that my family got their first DVD player. It had to be the
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Betty Attempts To Draw Out TBK In Two Weeks When ‘Riverdale’ Returns
Riverdale’s first SlaughterCon is not a milestone a town with a slogan like “The town with Pep” should probably be
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What’s So Great About Being President: ‘The Whistle At Eaton Falls’ Reviewed
Losing the Granite State Shoe Company was hard enough. The last thing Eaton Falls needs is to see another factory
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Blu-Ray Review: Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Parallel Mothers’
In geometry, parallel lines don’t have to be identical. One can be thick, one can be thin. One can be
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Jughead’s Beanie Returns On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
The problem with showing your mind reading abilities off in public? The news was bound to reach Percival (Chris O’Shea)
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Jughead And Veronica Put On A Magic Show On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
Looks like Riverdale might be paying homage to Nightmare Alley. While it’s not exactly clear from the promo what tricks Veronica (Camila Mendes)
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Justice For The Fugitive Doctor: An Interview With Writer, Jody Houser
Jo Martin’s Fugitive Doctor was one of the best parts of Chris Chibnall’s tenure on Doctor Who. With Chibnall stepping
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TV Review: ‘The Essex Serpent’ On Apple TV+
The Salem Witch trials took place in the 17th century. The Essex Serpent takes place during the Victorian era, or
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I Want To Be Alone… With TCM’s New 500-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Early into the pandemic (which unfortunately isn’t over) I remember wanting to order a jigsaw puzzle. I kept acting like
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Veronica Tries A New Lip Color On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
In a storyline taken straight out of The Flight Attendant, Veronica (Camila Mendes) woke up to find Heraldo (Ricardo Hoyos)
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A Solid Diamond Caper: ‘Grand Slam’ Reviewed
While money has been known to tear families apart, diamonds are what bring criminals together in Giuliano Montaldo’s Grand Slam.
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Dark Horse’s Next Medical Comic: An Interview With The Creators Of ‘The Ward’
Given how successful medical dramas have been on TV, it’s a wonder that there haven’t been more medical comics. Luckily,
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Will Betty Be Pregnant On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’?
Next week’s trailer was never going to reveal the results of Betty’s pregnancy test, but it does show Miss. Grundy
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Musical Romance: Joe Wright’s ‘Cyrano’ Reviewed
Besides the many other film adaptations of Edmond Rostand’s play, Cyrano de Bergerac, that have been done, the premise of
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Cheryl Pays Her Mom A Visit On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
The trailer for next week’s Riverdale might be primarily concerned with the fog that’s about to land in Riverdale, but there
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Tabitha Travels Back In Time To The ’60s On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
So, is it Tuesday or is it Sunday? Lately it’s been slightly more challenging to keep track of Riverdale‘s schedule.
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A Tale Of Two Brothers: Lino Brocka’s ‘Cain And Abel’ Reviewed
Action movies sometimes have a habit of treating female characters like window dressing. Melodramas, on the other hand, often center
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TV Review: ‘Roar’ On Apple TV
It’s been a year and a half, yet it still burns that Netflix went back on its decision to renew
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Archie Returns To The Ring On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
In the trailer for next week’s episode, Percival (Chris O’Shea) challenges Archie (KJ Apa) to a boxing match. What isn’t
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Severin’s Release Of ‘Blood For Dracula’ Reviewed
Being undead, it makes sense that vampires are usually pale. They don’t usually look old, though. That’s the whole perk
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Kevin Wants Custody Of Baby Anthony On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
Riverdale was on at the same time as the Oscars last week, so it’s at least fair to say that the
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Pantsuits And Old New York: An Interview With The Creators Of ‘G.I.L.T’
Everyone knows the scene in the opening credits to Sex and the City, where Carrie Bradshaw gets splashed by a
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Cotton Gins And Coca Cola: Reviewing Elia Kazan’s ‘Baby Doll’
For all the harmless nicknames out there, there are just as many damaging ones. In Elia Kazan’s Baby Doll, Baby
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Into The Woods: ‘Coach To Vienna’ Reviewed
From Sondheim musicals to Robert Frost poems, there’s always been a supernatural quality to the woods. Throw in some fog
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