Last night I watched "The Equation", another episode from the first season of Fringe . It's another episode that feels disti...

I watched episode seven of Fringe last night, written by JJ Abrams and Jeff Pinkner. I had no idea JJ Abrams could be so clever, not that...

Doctor Who is back and for real this time, not like those Chris Chibnell seasons. Last night, "The Star Beast" premiered, the f...

If you should find a cannibal is running loose among the staff of your mad scientist college, it's best to conduct an investigation yo...

The title of 2023's They Cloned Tyrone may prompt you to ask, "Why? Why did they clone Tyrone?" That's a question the f...

I finally watched the first episode of Fringe . The 2008 series created by J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci isn't bad so f...

I'd have never expected Michelle Pfeiffer to carry the first blockbuster of 2023. But that's just what she did with Ant-Man and th...

What will it be, a world ruled by science or a world ruled by tyrants? Such is the too simplistic question posed by 1936's Things to C...

That crazy old James Cameron really did it. Avatar: The Way of Water was not only filmed and released but has become a massive box office...

The recent trend of multiverse stories reached a high point with 2022's Everything Everywhere All at Once . The directors, known as th...

Who's to say space aliens aren't pursuing bloody vendettas on the streets of L.A.? 1987's The Hidden offers such an explanati...

Andor continues to impress me. Last night was the first in another three episode arc, this one written by Beau Willimon. So this one is p...

I haven't said anything yet about Queen Elizabeth II's death in this blog I suppose because I figure my focus is primarily on movi...

In a world without pain or infection, artists have nowhere to go but in. David Cronenberg's 2022 film Crimes of the Future is good ol...