Westworld Pilot Review by Charlie Woodrow “Westworld” is an exciting, violent, sophisticated, and confusing sci-fi Western that is set in the future but takes place mainly in the past. The show follows an amusement park modeled after the Wild West and inhabited by artificially intelligent human robots. The park’s visitors Read more…
Gotham “Mad City: Burn the Witch Review By James Gisante “Who the hell are you, Jim Gordon?” is the question newcomer Jamie Chung’s Valerie Vale asks in tonight’s “Mad City: Burn the Witch” and given the direction the series is taking, maybe the answer is “who he was always supposed Read more…
Welcome to the Squad, CJ by: Alison Golub If, like me, you were really missing the squad last week than have no fear! The squad is back and once again we have our ensemble! We missed you! Yes, even you Scully and you’re creepy need to stare at Rosa. Read more…
More of a creepy mystery than a full blown horror story, FOX’s new take on The Exorcist isn’t looking to reinvent the wheel but more interested in telling a subdued story that will leave you with a few questions and maybe a few jumps. Thankfully not recreating the original 1973 Read more…
By James Gisante If you were a fan of the original movies and worried about FOX’s new Lethal Weapon series you can relax, it’s very good and very fun. Retelling the story of two cops, one with a death wish and one who’s too old for this s***, Lethal Weapon Read more…
By James Gisante Mad City is an appropriate theme for Gotham’s third season as our story jumps ahead six months following last season’s game changing finale. It’s not just Dr. Strange’s Indian Hill experiments that are mad, but even our heroes are contending with a new status quo. Jim Gordon’s Read more…
Welcome to The Jake and Holt Show by: Alison Golub Now by standard means, the season four premiere of Brooklyn Nine Nine is strong. There’s a solid story that takes what happened in the season three finale (Jake and Holt being put in Witness Protection) and furthers it by Read more…
Houdini and Doyle Review By David Caneppa Episode 1 Houdini and Doyle is a new FOX series that puts Magician Harry Houdini (played by Michael Weston) and writer Arthur Conan Doyle (played by Stephen Mangan) together to discover whether supernatural truly exists in the world. Episode one brings the Read more…
By Kevin Morrison As the title suggests, the Reverse-Flash has returned! But this is a new timeline Edward Thawne and one that has never met Barry Allen before, so it’s like meeting for the first time all over again. Cisco, using his Vibe powers, begins to suspect the presence of Read more…
by Anthony Zangrillo Walking into the Hammerstein Ballroom, it was clear this panel would be special. Handing out “Ash for President” pins and chainsaw foam fingers the people at Starz wanted people to know that this was an event for Evil Dead fans through and through. They didn’t take much Read more…
