At three episodes into HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (I really need to stop calling it GAME OF THRONES), we’re finally given some much-needed character development. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve enjoyed the series thus far, but this episode was less about telling and more about showing who these people are. Some of GOT’s most captivating moments were not on the battlefield but in the throne room (or the bedroom!). It’s good to see this series’ writers are following suit (as…
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S4E9 FREDDIE, is my favorite episode of the season.…
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Mike Judge is back with the two MTV 90s idiots that defined my childhood. And yes, this show totally scores.…
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BODIES BODIES BODIES was destined to be this summer’s hottest new slasher flick; Charli XCX ordained it.…
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The show is winding down, and I'm not sure if the season can pull itself together in the last couple of installments, but GO FLIP YOURSELF will go down as a more memorable outing for our Long Island vampires.…
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KATRINA BABIES is a documentary focused on how the children felt during Hurricane Katrina and the aftermath when the levees flooded New Orleans.…
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George Miller is a filmmaker known for grandeur and spectacle. His films are famous for providing engaging storytelling mixed with borderline-bombastic visuals and are nearly always a memorable, impression-making experience. As a result, they are often considered cinematic events. In his first film since 2015’s smash success MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, Miller impressively balances intimate, thoughtful storytelling with his signature stellar aesthetic whimsy. At its heart, THREE THOUSAND YEARS OF LONGING is a story about storytelling and its effects on…
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BAD SISTERS is a quirky, dark comedy set along the coast of Ireland.…
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Let me begin by saying, “I loved this movie.” Let me follow that up by saying, “Not everyone is going to love this movie.” I don’t care. In 2009 the world was gifted the film ORPHAN, about a well-meaning family who adopts a creepy young girl with many secrets. The film had no business being as good as it was and quickly earned its place among the creepy-children-of-horror sub-genre. Now, 13 years later, the prequel no one knew we needed…
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