The Locke uncovers more sorcery inside the family keyhouse, while another danger – the most risky ever – looms in Matheson with plans of their own for the keys. Locke & Key Season 3 Review : I have a love/hate relationship with Lock & Key. I’m a big fan of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s … Read more
Better Call Saul starring Bob Odenkirk has finally arrived. The finale episode of Better Call Saul premiered on August 15 on AMC and AMC+. When the Better Call Saul pilot episode aired in 2015, fans panicked. Better Call Saul’s predecessor, Breaking Bad, just wasn’t a good TV show. Breaking Bad was a sharp, insightful crime … Read more
At the point when “Gatekeepers” turned out in 2009, the authority title of “Generally Anticipated Comic-to-Screen Adaptation” promptly moved to Neil Gaiman’s unbelievable The Sandman. After many stops and starts — including a film variant delivered by Joseph Gordon-Levitt that came genuinely near creation — we’re at last here: “The Sandman” has formally shown up … Read more
Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi’s FX series “Reservation Dogs” was effectively perhaps of 2021’s greatest, most unforeseen pleasure. In a year that saw a blast of Native-drove stories on film and TV — including Peacock’s “Rutherford Falls,” among others — it was “Reservation Dogs” that established the greatest basic connection, directly down to winning a … Read more
It was inevitable until Netflix fans tracked down another hot outlet to satisfy all the thirst they’ve obtained while protecting at home. To begin with, there was 365 DNI, a film that wavered right on the line between “generally common messy film” and “genuine pornography.” Now, after one month, we have Dark Desire, a Mexican-made … Read more
“365 Days: This Day” is a film about sex and shopping. Who could do without sex and shopping? Seen through this thin focal point, it’s a good idea that the Polish sensual sentiment “365 Days” rose to prevalence, first in quite a while and afterward on Netflix, where watchers could enjoy their most lascivious interests … Read more
Eric Kripke’s blood-splashed hero parody “The Boys” has consistently felt a piece like “Guards” via “South Park” — very much worn negativity about the present status of superhuman media and mainstream society, drenched in a metric ton of blood, cum, and piss. Surprisingly, the show keeps up with that determined, profane maximalism that has made … Read more