My (Long Delayed) Thoughts on True Detective

Yes this is a True Detective post eons after the show was in the main cultural conversation but this is my blog and I can do what I want! (Also, May 31st marked the official end of the 2013-2014 TV season) Now you maybe be wondering why exactly I decided to note down my thoughts

Penny Dreadful Recap: Episode 1.04 “Demimonde”

We start off the episode with an orgy party at Dorian Gray’s (Reeve Carney) home, he’s looking at everyone around him and their sexual acts. After the party has ended he’s walking around his home and stops at a painting and opens in and walks inside a passageway, there is a huge painting covered up

Game of Thrones Recap 4.08 “The Mountain and the Viper”

I just. Like…Game of Thrones is just….let’s just get into the recap.

After a ridiculously stressful and particularly revealing “Previously On” the episode turned out to be pretty good. But I have to start with one thing in particular…

Film Review: Maleficent

There are few villains more revered in film lore than Maleficent. She is, in my estimation, the greatest of the early Disney villains and certainly top 5 villains in their entire history. It is with that weight and history that we find ourselves begin presented with Maleficent, another in the long line of fairytale revisions.

New Footage from ‘The Strain’…Finally

It. Is. About. Time. I don’t know how long me and folks on these inter webs have been clamoring for some actual footage from the new FX show The Strain but my goodness did they hold out for a long time. Today however they stopped pussyfooting around and gave us an intense 31 seconds of

Ann Hornaday and Judging Art’s Impact on the World

It’s not strange to try and make sense of heinous crimes like what happened in Santa Barbara this past weekend. So its no surprise that critics and writers, much like anyone else, look to culture and art to see if there has been any influence. This is what Washington Post critic Ann Hornaday in her

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