TV Review: ‘The Bear’ Season Three’s Mid-Season Highs and Lows
Flashbacks, hidden memories and background stories emerge halfway through the FX drama’s newest season. After an eventful and fast-moving first
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TV Review: ‘House Of The Dragon’ Season 2, Episode 3 Exposes The Biggest Weakness In ‘Game Of Thrones’
It’s amazing how much politics plays a strong part in the Game Of Thrones universe. After all, the title pretty
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Amazon Prime’s ‘Reacher’ Season 2 Ready To Get Revenge On DVD, Blu-Ray, And 4K UHD
The most recent season of Amazon Prime’s bruising action series Reacher is ready to rumble on DVD, Blu-Ray and limited
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TV Review: ‘The Boys’ Has Lost Its Pacing With Season 4, Episode 5
The Boys has largely been successful as a show because of its pacing. The plot moves forward tremendously every episode
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‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’ Once Did An Episode Of ‘House MD’
It speaks a lot to the versatility of Star Trek that the premises and formats of other shows can be
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘I Don’t Think You Could Handle Me’ Edition
What’s that? The sound of life just screaming by? Time to slow down a touch. Take 10 minutes. Hell, treat
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TV Review: ‘The Acolyte’ Episode 5 Manages To Be Both Good And Bad At The Same Time
The online discourse surrounding The Acolyte has become extremely heated. The show itself is a litmus test for where someone stands
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Characterization In The Buffyverse — ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ Season 4, Episode 19
This is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
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TV Review: ‘The Bear’ Season Three Debuts New Kitchen And New Problems
The first three episodes of the show’s newest installment sees Carmy cracking under more intense pressures After a three hour
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Adult Animation Revolution: Annecy Animation Festival Roundup
Annecy Animation Festival 2024 was one of the most impactful conventions I’ve ever been to. It was a true who’s
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Commentary: ‘Resident Alien’ Has A Tone Problem
As time goes on and stories are forced to work harder to be original, genres have begun mixing conventions even
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Vault Comics’ Sci-Fi Series ‘Mindset’ To Be Adapted For The Small Screen
Zack Kaplan and artist John J. Pearson, Mindset from Vault Comics is to be adapted for television by Don Cheadle’s This
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TV Review: ‘House Of The Dragon’ Season 2, Episode 2 Retreads Old Territory Without Much Action
Because of the nature of both the show’s production and its length of season, it helps to view House Of The
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‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ Spin-Off ‘Knuckles’ Is Racing To DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K
Much like our own universe, the multimedia Sonic the Hedgehog universe continues to expand, and the live-action spin-off series Knuckles
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The Mask Of Rey Mysterio — Diego Valenzuela Talks Masked Republic’s ‘Luchaverse: Catalyst’
Diego Valenzuela of Masked Republic popped by the virtual studio to chat about the upcoming Luchaverse: Catalyst. We discuss the
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TV Review: ‘The Boys’ Season 4, Episode 4 Starts To Show Cracks
There’s an inherent problem with a show like The Boys. It spends so much time trying to push the bounds
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‘Super Mutant Magic Academy’ Is Becoming An Animated Series
It was recently announced that JG Quintel (Regular Show) will be adapting Jillian Tamaki‘s Super Mutant Magic Academy graphic novel
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Fanhome Announces First Releases In Its ‘Star Trek’ Die-Cast Collection
Fanhome has announced the first releases in its new line of die-cast scale model replicas of starships featured in the
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TV Review: Episode Four Of ‘The Acolyte’ Teases But Doesn’t Deliver
In just four episodes, The Acolyte is proving to be the most emblematic of Star Wars TV shows. First off, it has the most
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Commentary: One ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’ Episode Predicted M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘The Village’
It’s strange how different ideas and themes can take so many different forms in terms of a story. This is
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Commentary: ‘House MD’ And The Importance Of A Theme Song
Any TV watcher knows how important a good theme song is for a series. It sets the tone and the
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‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ And ‘Unsolved Mysteries’ Top Our Netflix Picks In July
After the May and June barrage of genre titles across all streamers — we have The Acolyte, The Boys, Doctor Who,
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Classic Comedy Special ‘Richard Pryor: Live On The Sunset Strip’ Ready For 4K Spotlight
There are very few stand-up comedy specials that have produced a legacy that has lasted decades, let alone warrant a
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TV Review: ‘House Of The Dragon’ Is Off To A Slow But Brutal Start In Season 2
Given the way the previous season ended, season two of House of the Dragon was always going to start in
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Commentary: ‘Andor’ And ‘The Acolyte’ Showcase The Versatility Of ‘Star Wars’
One of the great things about Star Wars is that there are so many different facets of its universe. It
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Annecy Animation Festival 2024: Genndy Tartakovsky Pitches New Adult Animated Comedy Live on Stage
During the 2024 Annecy Animation Film Festival acclaimed director Genndy Tartakovsky did something unprecedented and pitched a new animated series
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TV Review: ‘The Boys’ Gets Scary Topical In Season 4
The Boys has always been a very topical show. It has no qualms about grabbing something that’s going on in
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Characterization In The Buffyverse — “Angel” Season 1, Episode 18
This is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
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‘House Of The Dragon’ Executive Producer Ryan Condal Says George RR Martin Is “Always With Us”
Going into its second season, HBO’s Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon, turns the heat up as the
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TV Review: ‘The Acolyte’ Flashback Is Forced And Contrived
It was inevitable that The Acolyte would flash back to reveal the origins of its characters and plot. It’s just
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Commentary: ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Gets A Rare Happy Ending
As storytelling entered the era of streaming, shows became darker and more dramatic generally speaking. Each tried to wow audiences
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