If I had to pick one horror trend that does not appear to be going anywhere, anytime soon, it would be: zombies. The flesh-and-brain-eating, mutant, ghoulish humanoid-things of nightmares…
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If I had to pick one horror trend that does not appear to be going anywhere, anytime soon, it would be: zombies. The flesh-and-brain-eating, mutant, ghoulish humanoid-things of nightmares…
Yes, I am aware that Hollywood was producing far more in 1993 than the family-friendly content that I’m discussing here. I know full well that Steven Spielberg had two massive hits in Schindler’s List and Jurassic Park…
Whether you observe “Columbus Day” or “Indigenous Peoples’ Day” has become a semantical point of contention within the media right now. I say we take a cue from the delightful Nintendo video game series “Animal Crossing” and…
I loved Sarah’s list last week, full of recommendations featuring some of the best horror films that pair perfectly with the Halloween season. However, while several of her picks are some of my favorites, many of the most-loved horror movies are too scary for the likes of me…
You would be hard-pressed, in today’s society, to have grown up without being exposed to the works of Jim Henson. “The Muppets,” Sesame Street, and many more beloved puppet characters (Yoda, anyone?) that have appeared onscreen…
It’s September, which means that it is almost time for the new Fall TV line-up to begin! With the current streaming culture, the old “TV schedule” seems immaterial, but various streaming services are beginning to re-examine the release of their original content…
Columbo is one of the best detective series of all time. Airing on NBC from 1968 to 1978, and revived on CBS from 1989 to 2003
With all the different streaming platforms, film sources, and myriad of current television choices, we now have so much to view that it can sometimes be overwhelming to decide what exactly to watch. Every once in a while, Sarah and I would like to check in with you…
What the cuss? No seriously, what the cuss did I just watch? I was so amped to revisit one of my favorite female sleuths, but the final episode…
Bob Fosse is one of my favorite director/choreographers of all time. From The Pajama Game (1954/1957) to Cabaret (1972) to Chicago (1975), Fosse's unique visual style in dance and film…
