Many shows that start out strong allow themselves to stagnate in the mire of status quo. Considering how much content is demanding our attention from networks and streamers in this modern Darwinist landscape of television, Stranger Things and Barry have wisely evolved to survive.
I can’t say for sure that I created the term “Uht-Head” but I haven’t heard it before, so I’ll stake a claim to it until proven otherwise.
Fear Street ropes in viewers from my generation with nostalgia, while also appealing to the current crop of teenage viewers with teenage character who aren’t so very different than they are – even with 20+ years of history between them.
A lot has already been written about the new Netflix show Stranger Things, so I’m not really going to take too deep a general… Continue reading Stranger, Better Things
Deadpool just became the highest grossing R rated film of all time, which is awesome, but I’m not here to discuss Deadpool specifically. Rather, what… Continue reading America Is “R”-eady!
A few weeks ago my three month old was only sleeping about an hour at a time – he’s since gotten much better. But this… Continue reading We Need To Talk About Movie Bloat
Pablo Escobar was a drug trafficker, mass murderer and terrorist. Which, of course, means that he happens to make for very entertaining television. Netflix unveiled… Continue reading 100% Pure, Uncut Narcos