The finale hits on each and every thread in Westeros. The result is more diffuse, and typical of GOTs first/last episodes, positions characters for the season to come…
Finally, we come to the Red Wedding. This episode cover three major threads and delivers on two. Sigh…
A very cohesive episode with only three extended “threads” of narrative, allowing it to really focus on the characters we love…
This week we have the annual George R. Martin episode, written by the lovable bear himself…
Some of the best character work yet! This season is just too good…
Kissed by fire brings us some good hot fun…
Certainly the best episode yet this season… dragons, dragons, dragons!
Hands off to Weiss and Benioff for another bone crunching episode…
Another week, another episode, and this one full of some great scenes from old favorites and new…
The wait is finally over! Season 3 of the epic series is upon us!
If Game of Thrones had aired when I was growing up, in the era of Krull and Beastmaster, the titles might have looked a little like this…
I found this very interesting (and very creative) Buffy vs. Edward mashup online. It’s worth highlighting not only because of its skill, but because it contrasts two of the most popular teen vampire franchises. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is my…
Sons of Anarchy could be loosely described as The Sopranos with bikers, but like anything, it’s execution dependent, and in this case the execution is awesome…
A video of Game of Thrones season 2 effects shots shown before and after.
The season finale has a lot of threads to cover, the extra long “previously on” clip covers no less than eleven major plot lines! Amazingly, the episode manages to do a pretty damn good job with them — even when many only get one scene.
With Episode 19, Blackwater, the normally highly fractured narrative of the show lasers in and focuses on a single place and night: The attack on King’s Landing by Stannis and its defense…
Here on the eve of battle, things are moving fast. Ten hours can hardly retell 1040 pages, so this episode packs in a lot of story in a very rapid way.
The title of the episode refers to the return of Jaime Lannister, who after a five episode absence, is back with a vengeance. This is the section of the story, in the middle end, where things move very rapidly.
The upcoming Tim Burton remake reminded me that I wanted to rewatch the 1991 Dark Shadows revival. I saw some of it at release, but being a lover of all things vampire, felt it my duty to revisit…
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