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Review: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind – A Strong Directorial Debut for Chiwetel Ejiofor

Written By Ben Murchison Based on the memoir of the same name, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is available on Netflix and tells the...

Review: American Gods Season 2 is Uneven But At Least It Has Confidence

The first thing noticed and last remembered about American Gods is its mesmerizingly ultra-focused and beautifully stylized cinematography. The series does not simply attempt...

Review: Now Apocalypse – Maybe Being Normal Isn’t So Bad?

Now Apocalypse, like many of queercore director Gregg Araki's films, feels like a directorial debut. It's brash, filled with bold (read: weird) creative choices,...

Review: PEN15 – Cringe Comedy Has Never Been Better

The growing genre of cringe-inducing coming of age comedies may have finally reached its peak with PEN15. What series co-creators and stars Maya Erskine and...

Smackdown Live in Scranton Wilkes-Barre: Joe, Truth, Rey & Andrade Tear the House Down

Written by Matthew Widdis The broadcast opens with a memoriam for King Kong Bundy, reported dead earlier in the day.  Not a Hall of Fame...

The Bachelor Season 23 Episode 10 – The Women Tell All

This episode starts with the reminder of how Monday's episode ended. And they introduce all the girls who have been sent home from Colton’s...

The Bachelor Season 23 Episode 9 – Fantasy Suites, Fence Jumps & Colton Walks Off

This is the episode we’ve all been waiting for, folks. Fantasy Suites are here! Does Colton lose his virginity? If so, who does he...

Review: Monday Night RAW in Philadelphia was a Slow Crawl to Fastlane

The show kicks off with Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins. In a move which paralyzes 80% of the WWE fanbase, Rollins suggests Reigns deserves the title...

The Best of Saturday Night Live Season 44…So Far

Written by Jennifer Marie Saturday Night Live’s 44th season has been a strong year for the entire cast and writers. Last year’s content relied heavily...

Review: ‘Guardians’ Feels is a Typical Walking Dead Filler Episode

Written by Josh B. Taylor Premise: “While one community struggles to ease tensions that threaten to divide from within, the true nature of another group...

The Fab 5, Motley Crue & Idris Elba as a DJ: Everything Coming to Netflix in March 2019

March 2019 is shaping up to be a very big month for Netflix -- which is saying something since Netflix seems to be dropping...

Review: ‘Nothing Shocking’s’ Introduces Three Classic Villains to Gotham

As the epic final season of Gotham rolls along, the show is introducing nearly every single Batman villain it can along the way. I...