TV/FILM NEWS AND REVIEWS
Danielle Riendeau Dec 9, 2021. 4 minute read
Westworld is the ultimate videogame
How HBO's new series comments directly on the nastier side of our favorite hobby
READ MORE >Kris Ligman Dec 9, 2021. 2 minute read
Is virtual reality’s first scripted dramatic series really making the best use of its technology?
Edge of Tomorrow and Bourne Identity director Doug Liman wants to turn heads with VR series Invisible.
READ MORE >Nerium Dec 9, 2021. 5 minute read
Luke Cage Review
A smart, nuanced take on the hero America needs right now.
READ MORE >Dylan Roth Dec 9, 2021. 8 minute read
Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 Episode 4 Review: “All is Possible”
In a previous episode review, I praised Discovery for having found a balance between its own identity as a fast-paced, emotionally-charged adventure show and the themes and superficial trappings of a more traditional Star Trek series. This week, however, Discovery’s growing resemblance to Treks past works against it. “All is…
READ MORE >Danielle Riendeau Dec 8, 2021. 4 minute read
Shudder Reviewers are Dead Wrong About The Strings
I’ve taken to a new routine at night: after work and training, I like to settle in, get under a blanket, and watch a horror movie while I grade my students’ work. It’s a weirdly comforting mood: I watch something spooky, I snuggle my pets, I get my second job…
READ MORE >Danielle Riendeau Dec 3, 2021. 3 minute read
The Advent Calendar is a Dark, Delicious Holiday Horror
Content warning for ableism, sexual assault, and violence. Holiday-themed horror movies, like so many holiday-themed things, are pretty hit or miss for me. Aside from the occasional masterpiece (Black Christmas) or schlocky delight (MST3K’s utter classic Santa Clause, and the more popular Santa Claus Conquers the Martians), the misses add…
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