Everyone says it’s good — and well, they’re right. Gravity is a relentless thrill ride really firing on all cylinders…
First rate time travel SciFi warps in from the mysterious Canadian TV hegemony…
Watching Sofia Coppola’s latest film, The Bling Ring, I scratch my head and rip out my hair — not at the movie but at…
Sure it’s overdone and really should have been only two films, but I can’t help but get a little excited…
Agora, set 1600 years ago, centers around riots in the Egyptian city of Alexandria between government and mob. Between conservatives and fundamentalists. Sound familiar?
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A solid political/religious/military fantasy with good characters and excellent world building…
OMG, someone finally ripped off Van Helsing! Hansel & Gretel takes bad to new lows, blending poisonous styles in a foul and bizarre cauldron…
This Canadian SciFi clone thriller puts one actress in about seven roles, but it really works…
This fan “tribute” to Game of Thrones is well: offensive, awesome, funny, and well… kinda true.
The Americans is Homeland 1981. And given how fantastic Homeland is, that’s a pretty darn good recommendation…
Netflix’s latest show uses very deft and effective dramatic technic to make top notch television: building character first. Imagine that!
A triumph of style over substance, can about 4 billion explosions and the CGI obliteration of nearly two planets make up for a lack of characterization?
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…
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Finally, we come to the Red Wedding. This episode cover three major threads and delivers on two. Sigh…
I crave Science Fiction films that can live up to good science fiction prose. I demand Blade Runner and Aliens. How does the Cruisimeister’s latest stand up?
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…
Finally, 30 years later, they get around to making a movie out of my favorite book… at age 15.