American audiences probably haven’t heard much about the BBC’s new drama Broadchurch other than that Fox recently picked up the rights to do their own version here…
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Kyle Wilson
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The film misses being something great, but is still worth a look, and the Blu-Ray is packed with fascinating in-depth special features.
A worthy extension of the Dragons film that’s both visually pleasing and effortlessly entertaining for fans young and old.
In addition to my Doctor Who interview posted last week, I’ve got another piece of my 2013 Comic-Con coverage for you and this time it’s the…
Violent, dark and very unexpected, this one certainly isn’t for kids but adult fans will revel in the carnage and brutality of The Flashpoint universe.
Doctor Who is the longest running science-fiction television show in history, and this year marks the good Doctor’s 50th Anniversary, so naturally BBC is pulling out…
Beware the Batman has a lot to live up to in the world of animated Batman series, with prior installments like Batman: TAS being nothing short…
Netflix remained confident and poised regardless of the mixed reviews from the much-ballyhooed return of Arrested Development because they knew they had an ace in the hole.…
Orange is the New Black is the daring new Netflix Original Series from Weeds creator Jenji Kohan that delves into the lives of the inmates in an…
Ambitious action and some truly funny moments are heavily overshadowed by a goofy tone and extremely long running time.
A disappointing sequel that’s missing a lot of the heart of the original, filled with silly humor the kids will enjoy, but will most likely bore the adults.
Last week saw the premiere of season 3 of Wilfred on FX and in a follow up to our interview with Jason Gann and Fiona Gubelmann,…
Stephen King has had his work adapted for television for a staggering total of four decades, dating all the way back to 1979’s Salem’s Lot. The rate…
An effortlessly brilliant adaptation of Shakespeare, with a stellar cast that makes great filmmaking on a low budget look easy.
Wilfred is back for another season of debauchery and uncomfortable situations in the two-episode premiere on FX, kicking the season off in a very strong fashion.…
FX’s unconventional buddy comedy Wilfred, about a dog that may or not be a real person and his insecure, mentally unstable but good-natured neighbor pal, returns…
Eye-popping visuals fly with ease between quieter emotional scenes and a darker tone that all come together in a rousing redefinition of the legendary icon.
The summer TV season is never fully in swing until TNT’s Falling Skies is back on the airwaves, and audiences finally get to return to the…
The zombie apocalypse has been tackled pretty much every which way by every entertainment medium. The new three-part miniseries from BBC America decides to hell with…
*MILD SPOILERS* As you may have noticed, I was unable to fit reviews for the last couple of episodes into my schedule, but I felt with…
A mindless, frantically-paced heist flick that, while laughably implausible, has a few tricks up its sleeve to somewhat deliver on its cool premise.
Endless action, jaw-dropping visuals and tremendous performances outshine a sloppy script into the first big success of summer.
Acclaimed writer Neil Gaiman is certainly becoming a staple in the Doctor Who universe after winning a Hugo Award for his series 6 episode The Doctor’s…
*SPOILERS* Neil Gaiman returns to pen another adventure in the Who-verse and comes away with another solid outing with his Series 7 debut, Nightmare in Silver.…
While it feels like a bit of a retread it still delivers an engaging story brought to life by excellent voice actors and gorgeous animation.
*SPOILERS* Well this was a batshit crazy episode wasn’t it? Writer Mark Gatiss (Sherlock) gets his second episode of Doctor Who and delivers some fairly enjoyable…
*MILD SPOILERS* [pullquote_left]en·trée [ˈän-ˌtrā; French ahn-tray] noun. the main dish of a meal.[/pullquote_left] And now we come to it, the first taste of the main course. It’s…
Fixes some of the issues from the previous film and at times is quite good, but never really gets all the pieces to work together.
With the release of Iron Man 3 just days away, Tony Stark-fever as at an all-time frenzy and in April in anticipation of the summer blockbuster,…
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS was the first episode in Season 7b that I had metaphorically circled on my list as one that I…
Note: Episode 4 of Hannibal, titled Ceuf will not air due to the graphic nature of the episode and the current cultural climate following the Boston…
This spring audiences were introduced to the wild, dangerous and unexpected world of HISTORY’s Vikings. The show follows the epic exploits of Ragnar Lothbrok and his family…
What a great followup to last week’s series-defining episode, Variation Under Nature. While I figured last week was a marquee episode for the show, it was…
Coming down off the epic premiere, Defiance slows things down a bit this week to explore more about the relationships and culture of its residents and…