In the not too distant future from where it last left off, and somewhere called Netflix in time and space, Mystery Science Theater 3000 has officially returned! The snarky, movie-riffing, semi-serious (at best) series created by Joel Hodgson back in 1988 saw its original 10-season run from 1988-1999 across multiple networks, and had perhaps one of…
Science. It spurs the imagination when combined with fiction, its innovations have given humanity everything from microwave popcorn, microwave ovens that cook said popcorn, and cheese-in-a-can, to the smartphones we use, televisions we watch, and the rocketry that flies astronauts into space. At the forefront of modern science education is a mild-mannered, bowtie-laden scientist known…
Iron Fist is Marvel’s latest Netflix-Exclusive television series finishing out the introduction of the line-up for The Defenders’ series which is set to release in August. The series stars Finn Jones (of Game of Thrones) as the titular character, Jessica Henwick (also of Game of Thrones) as Colleen Wing, Jessica Stroup (of The Following), Tom…
The idea of adapting a hit movie into a television series can be 50/50 at best. About half the time, sometimes more, the show ends up falling on its face because too many facets of what made the movie great just simply do not show up on the small screen. As one would imagine, I went…
To begin with, I must say that it is very difficult to properly review A Series of Unfortunate Events. The latest addition to the already-impressive roster of Netflix Originals, which here in this moment means that, like all series on the world’s most popular streaming service, is currently available in its entirety, has made itself…
During Jekyll Comic Con 2016 this past December, we got a chance to sit down with Mike Zapcic and Ming Chen of AMC’s hit show Comic Book Men – the reality TV show based on the lives, careers, and often offbeat personalities of the staff of the Kevin Smith owned comic book store Jay &…
Another season of Ash vs. Evil Dead has finished, and all I can say is WOW! What started as one can only presume a season or two worth of our bumbling hero Ash (played of course by the iconic Bruce Campbell) fighting the forces of darkness with episodes designed in a sense that if you…
