See: Heavy Hangs the Head-Recap
Some people enjoyed the SciFi story known as See; others thought it was ridiculous, and some were kind of wavering back and forth by the time season 1 ended.
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Can Vampire Movies Evolve?
It kind of depends on who a person asks, but evolution in the movies is possible for just about any genre and any subject. Vampires have been a part of the ci
She-Hulk: Superhuman Law-Recap
One thing that really needs to be noted is that She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, is firmly focused on ridiculing the legends that helped build the MCU foundation fo
Movie Review: Samaritan
Considering all the movies that Sylvester Stallone has been a part of and has directed, produced, and had anything to do with, it’s important to remembe
Movie Review: Wraith
There are a lot of times when film critics love something or at least find it in them to like a movie and somehow drop the ball in a big way. Wraith has a lot
Should Mark Ruffalo Stick Around Long Enough to Play The Maestro?
There aren’t quite as many people who are sore about Mark Ruffalo taking over for Edward Norton at this point when it comes to playing the Hulk, but the
American Horror Stories: Facelift-Recap
It’s straightforward to wonder if American Horror Stories managed to get off to a quick start and hit a rough patch in the road as it stumbles from one
Movie Review: Idiocracy
The social collapse seen in this movie is the type of decline that many people might think is happening with the world at this time, but, thankfully, all type
Movie Review: The Owners
After her time in Game of Thrones, it was wondered by a lot of people what Maisie Williams would be doing since her career was still rising in a big way, and
Movie Review: Mom and Dad
Most families aren’t perfect, right? Every now and then, kids and their parents find it almost impossible to compromise with each other for quite a few
