Episode five of Servant, “Cricket,” opened the doors of the Turner’s townhome to more people than ever while also shooing the Turners themselves out.
Crisis On Infinite Earths Part Three: A Treadmill, Some Paragons, and The Devil
I’ll admit that this Crisis On Infinite Earths crossover hasn’t been perfect. Every moment is jam-packed and overflowing just due to the sheer size of the crossover, and yet, that’s exactly how I like it. Gone are the long-winded fight sequences and unnecessary flashbacks. And for a cliffhanger, Part Three […]
Crisis On Infinite Earths Part Two: Somebody Save Me!
Three living Supermans, two dead ones, and a Batman walk into a crossover. Okay, so that was a trash joke, but it’s okay because Crisis Part Two picked up right where Part One left off with ten times more superheroes and more cameos. Still mourning Oliver, the heroes aren’t given […]
Crisis On Infinite Earths Part One: Infinite Tragedies And One Big Death
Ahh Crossover time. One of biggest reasons I keep returning to all of the DC TV shows, and the thief of much of my time in the last two week as I rushed to watch a total of 194 combined episodes of Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, Legends of Tomorrow, Black […]
‘Servant’ Review: Should We Be Laughing or Crying?
Attaching M. Night Shyamalan’s name to the show attaches certain expectations, though it was written by Tony Basgallop and is more in tune with Shymalan’s recent horror-near-comedy offerings like Split, rather than classics like The Sixth Sense.
V Wars [INTERVIEW] Ian Somerhalder On His New Project
By Kay-B V Wars, based on the comic series by Jonathan Maberry centers around Dr. Luther Swann (Ian Somerhalder, Vampire Diaries) and his best friend, Michael Fayne (Adrian Holmes, A Christmas Horror Story) as they adapt and adjust in world with a deadly outbreak, it’s fatal consequences, and ultimately a […]
His Dark Materials: Armor Recap
I have had my gripes and uncertainties about this adaptation of the His Dark Materials series. Admittedly, I am a new fan having just recently devoured the books via Audible, but “Armor” really gave me a huge boost of hope for this show. Honestly, I’m not saying it’s all thanks […]
His Dark Materials: The Spies Recap
After three episodes, His Dark Materials seems to finally be getting more of its footing when it comes to Lyra. After escaping Mrs. Coulter’s penthouse only to be captured by the gobblers in the last episode, “The Spies” opens up with Lyra getting saved by Tony Costa and a bunch […]
His Dark Materials: The Idea Of North Recap
After a loyal pilot that not only honored the first book but seemingly set the pace for the season, “The Idea Of North” threw everything in disarray as the plot of His Dark Materials went off the rails, pulling in ideas from later in the book series and diverting attention […]
AppleTV+’s Dickinson Is Youthful, Charming, And Worth The Subscription
I’ll be the first to admit that when I heard Apple was coming out with their own original programming and television subscription package I rolled my eyes. Just another thing to spend money on, I said. I’ll pass, I said. But, then they debuted the Dickinson trailer, and I was […]
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