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‘The Judgement’ | Netflix TV Review #MeU
On the surface, The Judgement is a teen-oriented soap opera. It is set in the university of a modern city,Continue Reading
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‘Wanderlust’ Episode 3 | TV Recap All gravy.
I am firmly behind Tom (Joe Hurst), the dorky son of Joy (Toni Collette) and Alan (Steven Mackintosh) who inContinue Reading
‘Black Earth Rising’ Episode 2 | TV Recap Is nobody safe?
Black Earth Rising Episode 2 opens with a betrayal – of its characters, sure, but also of the audience’s expectationsContinue Reading
‘You’ Episode 2 – “The Last Nice Guy in New York” | TV Recap Naughty but nice.
There’s more than one reason that You works so well. The actors are charismatic and the plot is addictively nutty.Continue Reading
‘Lodge 49’ Episode 7 – “The Solemn Duty of the Squire” | TV Recap Dirty laundry.
If there’s a theme running through AMC’s Lodge 49, it’s that of fantasy crashing into reality; destiny being interrupted byContinue Reading
‘Mandy’ | Film Review A one woman man...
Imagine being untreated for a concussion then being dropped in the middle of a reddish-pink lava lamp with a handfulContinue Reading
‘Superfly’ | Film Review Cool as the other side of the pillow.
Blaxploitation films were born out of a time where African-American characters were written and portrayed as sidekicks, victims of violentContinue Reading
‘Better Call Saul’ S4E7 – “Something Stupid” | TV Recap Unspoken Kim
At the start of this week’s Better Call Saul, the screen is split, showing a montage of Kim (Rhea Seehorn) and JimmyContinue Reading
‘Book Club’ | Film Review Made me want to give up reading.
We have reached a point where more studios are spending their time and money on producing films dedicated to notContinue Reading
‘The House with a Clock in its Walls’ | Film Review Tick Tock
“Knock Knock“… who’s there? Well, unlike Eli Roth’s house-bound thriller led by Keanu Reeves, The House with a Clock in its Walls isContinue Reading
