A Tale as Old as Time: Beauty and the Beast’s Magical First Trailer
The last few months of the year are an exciting time for the movies. The summer blockbusters that you missed in theaters are finally out on home video, the
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Designated Survivor Review: A Traitor in Plain Sight
It’s the oldest, most obvious trap in politics, and we fall for it every time. The greatest enemy isn’t the one you set your sights on, it’s
Salem Review: The Devil’s Revenge
The devil is already touchy when he’s in a relatively good mood. You don’t watch to risk his wrath by striking him and missing your target. Yet th
Chicago P.D. Review: Antonio Leaves Intelligence
With the holidays approaching it’s another important time for avid television viewers. We’re beginning to see the waves of midseason finales roll
Rectify Review: It’s Finally Time To “Go Ask Roger”
This week’s episode of Rectify combined everything I love about the show. It combined their realistic, true-to-life, beautiful scenes with some delici
American Horror Story: Roanoke Finale Review: American Crime Story?
It all comes down to this. After, arguably, the most consistently enjoyable season of American Horror Story so far (and one of the series marking 2016’
Arrow Season 5 Episode 7 Review: “Vigilante”
While there has been no official announcement declaring Arrow Season 5 the final season of the superhero series and even though I highly doubt that the show
Empire Review: The Lyons Are Hacked
The Lyons can handle just about anything. They can fight, scratch, claw with or against each other, lick their wounds, then do it all over again. They’v
No Tomorrow Season 1 Episode 6 Review: “No Debt Remains Unpaid”
“No Debts Remain Unpaid” might be the most emotional episode of No Tomorrow yet, and a lot of that emotion comes from a couple of surprising cha
