This summer, CBS is fully embracing the concept of summer series with several high concepts, and yes, slightly campy, limited series’. Along with the second season of Zoo and the new horror comedy Braindead, American Gothic rounds out these quirky…
Interview: Carnage Park’s Mickey Keating and Ashley Bell
One of the most talked about midnight movies to play at both Sundance and SXSW this year would certainly have to be Mickey Keating’s latest film, Carnage Park. The brutal, angry homage could best be described as a 70s set…
James Patterson and James Wolk Discuss Season 2 of ‘Zoo’
One of the more bizarre projects on network television last year was the CBS summer series Zoo, based on the thriller by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge. The series focuses on worldwide animal uprising, leading to what Patterson and the show’s…
TV Review: ‘Roadies’
If you’re one of the many people who were disappointed by the storytelling in the recently canceled Vinyl and still struggling (for good reason) Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll…the new series Roadies, also about the music industry, will not satisfy that itch either. As it is…
Everybody Loves Jeff Goldblum
One of the most interesting aspects of the marketing for this weekend’s big blockbuster movie, Independence Day: Resurgence has to be who the star of this sequel seems to have become. Without Will Smith’s return (Roland Emmerich choose to kill…
Movie Review: Free State of Jones
You can’t argue that the new movie Free State of Jones has been made in earnest, with plenty of good intentions and high ambitions. But all that can’t dismiss that the movie is structurally, narratively and ultimately ideologically, a complete mess…
10 Great TV Episodes About Fatherhood
Today we celebrate dad’s, including some of our favorite fictional ones. And while there have been plenty of dependable good fathers on TV, great stories about fatherhood can be rare. In the heyday of TV we saw plenty of perfect…
