What a spectacular episode. I think the show just gets better and better with each new season.
Oct 07 2011
What Happens When You Follow a Mysterious Blonde. Advance Review: Bored to Death – “The Blonde in the Woods”
The season premiere of “Bored to Death” is funny and thoroughly enjoyable. The dialogue alone is enough to make me laugh, but the best part of the show is the fantastic chemistry among the three main stars. They play off each other beautifully. If you’re a fan of film noir, you won’t want to miss the new season of Bored to Death.
Oct 07 2011
Movie Review: REAL STEEL – Suprisingly endearing and entertaining! It has heart, action, & comedy
Forget what you think this movie is about. Yes, there are robots and yes, there is boxing. But it’s not rock’em-sock’em robots. It is so much more than that. “Real Steel” is surprisingly endearing and entertaining. It has heart, action, comedy, and drama. The wonderful part about Real Steel is that the robots are real! Yes, real robots!
Oct 07 2011
Book Review: “The Last Werewolf” by Glen Duncan
Oct 06 2011
TV News: Cinemax Renews “Strikeback” For a Second Season
I am jumping for joy with today’s news that Cinemax has renewed Strike Back for a second season! With little marketing (that this reporter is aware of), had my husband not told me to watch, I would have missed this awesome series filled with dynamic intrigue, non-stop action, plenty of suspense, a fun bromance and sex.
Oct 05 2011
“Excuse me, you are going to die in there.” Review: American Horror Story “Pilot” – I LOVE #AHSFX
“What are you so afraid of?” This recurring question is asked throughout the pilot episode and begs to be answered honestly…if you dare. American Horror Story is a new kind of unconventional drama series that is entertainingly disturbing. Dark and edgy, this is a drama for those unafraid to explore their inner deviants *wicked grin*.
Oct 04 2011
Review: Sons of Anarchy “Brick” (Sex, Lies, and Cocaine) #SOAFX
Is Juice (Theo Rossi) out of his damn mind? He knows what happens to ‘rats’ and if he gets caught talking to Sheriff Roosevelt (Rockmond Dunbar), it ain’t gonna be pretty. Juice is so scared of what the MC will do if they find out he’s black; he’s willing to jeopardize his life by stealing a brick of cocaine from the cartel’s shipment to appease Roosevelt.
Oct 04 2011
Editorial: Why NBC Cancelled “The Playboy Club”
It comes as no surprise that NBC has cancelled The Playboy Club. It premiered to low ratings which only got worse after each episode. Just read my latest review to find out what went wrong. However, I take exception to the statement released by The Parents Television Council president, Tim Winters just hours after news of the cancellation broke…
Oct 04 2011
An Undercover Bunny, a False Relationship and More Threats. Review: The Playboy Club – “A Matter of Simple Duplicity”
Carol-Lynne (Laura Benati) hires a new bunny over Billy’s (David Krumholz) objections; Janie (Jenna Dewan Tatum) and Max (Wes Ramsey) fight over the lie she’s been keeping; Alice’s (Leah Renee Cudmore) husband Sean (Sean Maher) takes it upon himself to set Nick (Eddie Cibrian) up in an effort to become Nick’s campaign manager; and Johnny Bianchi (Troy Garity) tells Maureen (Amber Heard) “You’re the last person to see my father alive. One way or the other, Maureen, you’re gonna tell me what you know.” While this sounds like an interesting episode of The Playboy Club, it leaves a lot to be desired.
Oct 02 2011
Leviathans = supernaturally strong, nasty bad things that eat people Review: #Supernatural “Hello, Cruel World”
Tons of dark humor and symbolisms abound but the main one is associating pain with being in reality. Can Dean convince Sam he’s no longer in the cage? Grab a fluffy pillow and keep a happy feel-good movie at the ready because even for a person like me who has a deep penchant for the supernatural and paranormal, “Hello, Cruel World” is filled with darkness. (Squeezes my fluffy pillow).
Oct 01 2011
Revenge is a dish best served cold…as death Review: @Syfy #Haven “Sins of the Father”
“Sins of the Father” is a great season finale. There are vengeful ghosts causing mayhem and murder via the hands of the living; Rev. Driscoll (Stephen McHattie) returns as a ghost – to finish what he started; the mystery about Audrey’s (Emily Rose) identity and how Dave (John Dunsworth) and Vince (Richard Donat) are involved in the cover up; Duke (Eric Balfour) realizing exactly what being a “troubled” slayer really entails; and of course – romance.
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