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What is it about golf as a drama that makes it strangely, hypnotically watchable, while at the same time lending itself so well to movies and TV shows? The recent Stick on Apple TV+ was rather wonderful, and Happy Gilmore
The original Faces of Death is a cult classic, in the UK known as a ‘video nasty’. One of those movies someone had on VHS, and you would watch as a kid when you really shouldn’t. I was late to
Raise your voice for one more chorus of “Nerds! Nerds! Nerds!” Donald Gibb, who played Ogre in Revenge of the Nerds passed away… Gibb battled ongoing health issues for years, so his death was not unexpected. He went surrounded by
Title: 11001001 Airdate: 2/1/88 Plot Summary The Enterprise docks at the local Starbase for some much needed computer upgrades. They have enlisted the help of the Bynars, a race of beings who have so totally integrated into their computer, they
Unless you’ve been living in ancient Greece, you will know that Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is due out very soon. It’s going to be epic, but we’re not sure how epic just yet. On the one hand, it’s Nolan. He’s
It looks like unashamedly “Man TV” is back. Studios seem to have finally worked it out that, when it comes to the world of multiple streaming subs, binge-watching, and making watch-lists of must-see TV shows, it really is men that
Remember kids, if one is good, more must be better, and infinite is fantastic because you can talk about cross-channel, multi-media shared universes in boardrooms, until it all comes crashing down around your ears in a blaze of over-saturated audience
The sequel movies, 28 Years Later, didn’t exactly set the world on fire. They were created and launched to a fnafare, and critics were positive, but audiences seemed less sure. By the time 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple had
When Amazon Prime’s The Terminal List first aired, all the way back in July 2022, the world was a very different place. Critics, marching in lockstep with all sorts of narratives, claimed it was anything from “miserable” and “dated” all
Irwin Allen didn’t just make disaster movies. He made event cinema. He made films where famous people stood around expensive sets explaining to other famous people why the expensive set was about to explode, sink, burn, crack in half, or
Will they, won’t they? Will there be a movie? Will it stick on TV? Will the KelvinVerse ever return? Is the KurtzmanVerse really dead? Star Trek can be quite the hub of speculation these days. That speculation shows no signs
Back in 2024, season one of Rivals was a smash-hit, won awards, and became one of the ultimate guilty pleasures. Absolutely, positively not made for us in any way, it was nonetheless incredibly fun and hugely entertaining. Skewering both the
