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“#EVIL Season 2 Episode 5 Review: Z is for Zombie” Despite my preference for less of the younger crowd, Lila and Alex’s story on EVIL Season 2 Episode 5 was a winner. The zombie portion of the hour was mostly allegory, but it fits in the “what’s really happening here” category, as usual. The power…
“#Days of Our Lives Review Week of 7-11-21: Another Nasty Surprise” Oh, Samantha Gene, why do you have to be so mean? Sami is an iconic character, and there are times I love her, most of them involving Lucas reining her in before she goes too far. But her nasty streak has gotten worse over…
“#SurrealEstate Season 1 Episode 1 Review: Stigmatized Properties” Well, that was the start of something with a lot of potential. With Tim Rozon leading a talented cast of fellow Canadians, SurrealEstate Season 1 Episode 1 set the expectations for what the show will be all about. It feels similar to other Syfy shows off the…
“#Star Wars The Bad Batch Rescue on Ryloth Review – /Film” Last week, “Devil’s Deal” engaged in a bold story shift by spotlighting a different set of characters. By relegating the Bad Batch (Dee Bradley Baker) in a reduced role akin to a cameo, it emphasized them as adjacent players in other people’s stories and…
“#Home Before Dark Season 2 Episode 6 Review: What’s Out There” It’s easy to love Hilde Lisko. She’s gutsy, independent, and in some ways, wise beyond her years. But she’s also still a kid, and that was never more clear than on Home Before Dark Season 2 Episode 6. When Izzy went off on a rant…
“#The Trilogy Comes to a Satisfying Close – /Film” The Fear Street saga comes to a satisfying close with Fear Street Part 3: 1666, a grand finale that manages to tie the entire series together in a neat little bow. Drawing on The Witch, Terrence Malick’s The New World (yes, really), The Crucible, and more, Fear Street Part 3 is another…
“#An Infectious Ode to Joy – /Film” There’s much to love about Nabil Ayouch’s Casablanca Beats. It’s both accessible and groundbreaking, an audience pleaser that manages to be politically astute. Its infectious energy drives its conventional story in pleasing ways, but by giving voice to those often silenced, it proves all the more powerful. Set…
“#Schmigadoon! Series Premiere Review: Enjoy the Ride” The double whammy premiere of Schmigadoon! Season 1 Episode 1 and Schmigadoon! Season 1 Episode 2 was the perfect first dose of this quirky, funny, slightly subversive homage to the Hollywood Golden Age musicals. The creative team of Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio, with Barry Sonnenfeld helming the…
“#A Dispiriting IP Mishmash – /Film” The new film Space Jam: A New Legacy serves as nothing less than a feature-length definition of the word “dispiriting” for the year 2021. While it is not entirely inaccurate to acknowledge that this could’ve been worse, because the early trailers promised an absolute disaster — a kids’-film version…
“#Lisey’s Story Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Lisey’s Story” Who says Stephen King can’t write a love story? Lisey’s Story Season 1 Episode 8 proved otherwise. The teleplay by King based on his favorite novel was, first and foremost, about the doomed romance between Scott and Lisey Landon. But while that was the primary relationship in…