I was admittedly hesitant to continue the Hulu series Saint X after seeing the first few episodes when they dropped. To be quite honest, it seemed like an off brand White Lotus in which a bunch of privileged, asshole Americans … Continue reading Review: Saint X
I have been thinking about finales this week. Unsurprisingly so since several beloved and popular series had either series or season finales this past week. Obviously, endings are hard. Getting something made for a wide audience is difficult enough, but … Continue reading Finales: Why Do Some Get It So Right When Others…
Off the bat, I will admit I have only recently gotten into Succession. I had seen various posts and articles and tweets and memes (OH MY GOD, THE MEMES) concerning the events on the show. Week after week there were … Continue reading Succession & Fan Response: Why Did So Many Turn Dumb at the End?
Arnold Schwarzenegger is a seventy-five year old man trying to still play an action hero from the 1980s. It’s honestly kind of sad at this point, and I truly have no idea why anyone actively feeds into his delusion other … Continue reading Review: FUBAR
I abhor reality television. Genuinely, never got into the genre even with the vast plethora of options and shows available. The only ones I was remotely interested in were cooking or travel shows. And, to clarify, not the competition cooking … Continue reading Review: Jury Duty
Right off the bat, I will admit I am extremely biased with this review. Primo is an eight, half hour episode series now available on Amazon’s FreeVee streaming service. The basic premise is Rafa, a Mexican-American teenager, deals with being … Continue reading Review: Primo
Truth Be Told is a thirty episode series across three seasons on Apple TV. It is Apple’s attempt at prestige television alongside HBO, Showtime, Starz, etc. As far as drama series goes, it is actually an intriguing, well executed on … Continue reading Review: Truth Be Told
A few days ago, I was having a conversation with some coworkers and the subject of A.I. came up. Currently, I work in academia and my colleagues were expressing concern about the use of A.I. in schoolwork, specifically around how … Continue reading People Do Not Get What A.I. Actually Is
Mystery stories are always a bit of a mixed bag for me. Very few of them manage to walk the fine line between having a legitimately intriguing and mind provoking mystery while providing enough clues and answers to keep audiences … Continue reading Review: Lying in the Deep
Clock is a 2023 science fiction horror film starring Dianna Agron released on Hulu (domestically) and Disney Plus (internationally). The basic story is Ella (Agron) is a 37 year old, career driven woman who has no interest in having children … Continue reading Review: Clock (2023)
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