Posts Tagged ‘television’
Tribeca 2018: Naomi Ko and Andrew Ahn Discuss Their TV Pilot “Nice”
“We were able to find the tricky balance between comedy and drama by keeping Teddy and the world of Nice grounded.” – Naomi Ko
Read MoreTrailer Trauma 4: Television Trauma (2017) Blu-ray Review: TV Spots-a-Go-Go
Garagehouse Pictures unveils its most ambitious compilation ever ‒ and the result is nothing but incredible.
Read MoreLudwig (1973) Blu-ray Review: The Historical Epic Wherein Nothing Really Happens
Love it or hate it, Arrow Academy has unveiled an undeniably beautiful box set for one of Luchino Visconti’s final films.
Read MoreBook Review: Star Trek: The Classic UK Comics, Vol. 2: Where Some Fans May Never Have Gone Before
The crew’s encounters with beings different from ourselves is still as fun and fascinating today as it ever was.
Read MoreActress Susan Yeagley on Christopher Guest’s Mascots
Yeagley reveals what it was like joining the dinner party that is a Guest production.
Read MoreWhy We Watch: Looking at Our TV Choices
Genre? Cast? Plot? Storytelling? What factors entice you to tune in to a show, or take a pass?
Read MoreVikings: The Complete Third Season DVD Review: Praise Odin or Jesus, Vikings March On
Ragnar raids in Season Three of History’s Vikings.
Read MoreCallaway Went Thataway DVD Review: Mad Men and a Drunken Hopalong Cassidy
Fred MacMurray, Dorothy McGuire, and multiple Howard Keels shine in this delightful MGM comedy.
Read MoreSpenser: For Hire: The Complete Second Season (1986-87) DVD Review: SPEN-SAH!
The criminally neglected cult ABC TV series starring the late great Robert Urich returns courtesy of the Warner Archive.
Read MoreCHiPs: The Complete Third Season DVD Review: Lay Down the Roller Boogie
Finally, the classic cop show we all love to love for all the wrong reasons returns.
Read MoreLovejoy: Series 3 DVD Review: Is Lovejoy Looking for Love?
A great edition in the series, with lots of the usual fun that Ian McShane’s Lovejoy brings.
Read MoreThe Musketeers (2014) Blu-ray Review: Finally, A Reimagining Worth Viewing
Sporting great battles, amazing costumes, and a fresh take, this incarnation of the Alexandre Dumas tale has a lot of potential.
Read MoreBeyond Westworld: The Complete Series DVD Review: …Where Everything Went Wrong!
So it’s a television spin-off set between the original film and its sequel, but which wholly ignores them and is set in a weird unannounced alternate reality. Got it.
Read MoreTestament (1983) DVD Review: Still Waiting for the World to Deserve It
One of the most powerfully realistic (and yet simplistic) post-apocalyptic movies ever made.
Read MoreBook Review: Grimm: Below the Surface: The Insider’s Guide to the Show
A great companion guide to the series, as well as a reference guide to Portland’s creepiest inhabitants.
Read MoreAmerican Horror Story: Asylum Blu-ray Review: Absolutely Insane, but It Works
American Horror Story: Asylum is like a dozen horror movies at once, but somehow they all hold together.
Read MoreSlugterra: Return of the Shane Gang DVD Review: Pre-Teenage Dream
Animated series has a tired monster-battling premise but a winning art style.
Read MoreHouse of Cards (UK) Trilogy Blu-ray Review: Long Live the King
Masterful political drama anchored by a mesmerizing lead performance by Ian Richardson.
Read MoreMisfits: Season Two DVD Review: Last of the Greats
Second season features the last appearances of the full original cast.
Read MoreTwenty Twelve: The Complete Series DVD Review: Past Its Sell-By Date
Marginally funny mockumentary series about the planning committee for the London Olympics loses something in translation.
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