Netflix has been home to many a show that used preexisting material and remakes to bolster its brand. Now that they’ve settled into a brilliant groove, they have moved on to homage. Stranger Things, the show created by the Duffer Brothers, which takes on the 80s supernatural children’s story of an Amblin Entertainment and imbues
Pretty small selection of reads of the week but good ones nonetheless. Kristen and I talked about The Night Of on our latest podcast and its star Riz Ahmed did a wonderful little interview with Vulture where he low key shook the table. Loved this bit: Do you see a difference between U.S. and U.K.
So there’s been a lot of craziness happening in the world, let alone our country. I haven’t really been blogging that much or chatting about what’s happening just because its another reminder of the pain. I’ve been trying to keep sane while also dealing with the hurt and made a decision in the middle of
Another week in America, another raggedy situation (multiple in fact). But rather than focus on the negatives, I wanted to share some reads that can provide some welcome distraction for stuff happening in the world. If you’re like me and you watch TV/a movie and wonder, “what’s the song playing?” well TuneFind has got you
One of the toughest things about movies that deal with affairs is not the likability of the characters, but in how we as an audience feel about the choices the characters make in order to start the affair. People may not agree with many of the choices made by characters in How He Fell in
I have to hand it to Victoria Schwab, she has the keenest knack for making sure you’re stressed and thoroughly entertained as you flip through the pages of her books. I was a huge fan of the first two books in the Shades of Magic series so when I had the chance to pick up