DVD Review – Single-Handed, Set 1
With few exceptions, everything I’ve seen from Acorn Media has just been utterly brilliant. Single-Handed is no exception. Maybe it’s just because
Author: Sam McPherson
Fringe 3.10 “The Firefly” Review
It wasn’t the massively groundbreaking episode that I’m sure we had all hoped it would be, but “The Firefly” was certainly one of the
DVD Review – Blue Murder: Complete Collection
There’s something quite interesting about Blue Murder. In a way, it’s the anti-Prime Suspect, though in other ways it’s the clear successor
DVD Review – Dallas: The Complete Final Season
It’s a fact: Dallas has secured some pretty iconic moments in television canon. Who can forget the “Who shot J.R.?” cliffhanger? Or the dre
DVD Review – Discovering Hamlet
It’s always quite interesting to see television meet Shakespeare. Last year, Acorn Media gave us a brilliant meeting of the two in the Blu-ray release o
DVD Review – Wish Me Luck, Series 2
Going into it, I was really afraid that the second series of Wish Me Luck would be much like that of Enemy at the Door: incomprehensible unless you’d se
DVD Review – Man in a Suitcase, Set 1
Man in a Suitcase‘s “Mac” McGill is the off-brand James Bond. Where Bond has a smooth swagger, McGill has an awkward stride that resembles
DVD Review – Marvel Knights: Black Panther
I was familiar with the Black Panther before watching this show (though only vaguely — he’d popped up in a few issues of Fantastic Four), but I di
DVD Review – ER: The Complete Fourteenth Season
When a show hits its fourteenth season, it really doesn’t matter what the show actually comprises of. That’s doubly so with a show like ER: it has
DVD Review – Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, Collection 5, Part 2
I’ve always wanted to be a chef. Not seriously, of course; I have nowhere near the culinary talent required to cook professionally. But I can still live
