Book Review – Literary Lost: Viewing Television Through the Lens of Literature
LOST has had a deep, lasting impact on my literary palette. Philip K. Dick is one of my all-time favorite authors. Slaughterhouse-Five is one of my favorite b
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DVD Review – Enemy at the Door, Series 2
Perhaps it’s my unconditional love for Quentin Tarantino’s most recent epic, but I found a lot reminiscent of Inglourious Basterds when I watched
DVD Review – Dirty Tricks
January 4, 2011 will be a day filled with despicable people. That’s all thanks to Acorn Media, who is releasing the shows The Guilty and Dirty Tricks on
DVD Review – The Guilty
The Guilty is what Shakespeare would have written if the Bard had written for British television. The 1992 miniseries, starring Foyle’s War‘s Mich
Tabatha’s Salon Takeover 3.03 – “Salon Vendome” Review
As anyone who knows me or has read my reviews can tell you, I don’t watch a lot of reality television. I especially avoid what I call “Realitrash
Survivor 21.15 “What About Me?” Finale Recap
If you missed the penultimate episode of Survivor: Nicaragua, check out my recap here. This season’s finale begins with reviews of the Final Five’
My Grown Up (TV) Christmas List
Modern Family: More interaction between the three families, less cliché, less joke telegraphing, less arguing between Mitchell/Cameron, Less Manny Easily t
Anatomy of a Scene: Breaking Bad
Before I break the scene down, watch it in full. Watch it as you’d watch any other. Don’t think too hard, just try to let yourself go and enjoy it
The Real Housewives of Atlanta 3.12 “Not So Fine Print” Review
So Phaedra went for the throat tonight on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, but Kim was not the dumb blonde Phaedra presumed her to be. While Cynthia was preppi
