Cailin Peluso and Evan Adams together = we enjoyed. We’d watch this one over and over again.
Club Of Desire Review: In The Club Or In The Streets Vertical Fans All Desire Joseph Purcell
Club of Desire is a fun at times, but creepy mostly (exes I mean), energetic, roller coaster ride. But in Joseph Purcell we believe
The Player Review: This Was An Adaptation Done Dirty & Someone Needs To Answer For That
The adaptation of The Player is a travesty and is a waste of time. Shay Dinneen can normally save anything, but this one even he can’t.
The Way Home Season 4, Episode 2: Want Answers, Get None, More Confused Than Ever
The 1920’s and the 1970’s are two very confusing spaces in time for the Landry family. Traveling through time, trying to find Elliott’s Mom, and trying to find themselves. It can’t be easy to find ones self when you’re jumping…
I’ll Be Seeing You Review: A Lesson On Touching Grass, Living Not Existing, Opening Our Hearts & Learning From Those Around Us
In which @mylifeaserin gets poetic about #IllBeSeeingYou. She’d also like to state if @tyler_hynes ever gives away Marks sweater, she calls dibs.
Tyler Hynes, Stacey Farber, & Christine Ebersole Interview: Movies, Dating Apps, & Getting Roasted
I arranged my notepad, pens, and drink on my desk. It was 3:02 pm, and I felt like I was going to faint. Fainting was an option, but I would still need to get this interview done. I’d written out…
Hope Valley Season 1, Episode 6: Common Ground
Hope Valley 1874 – we can’t believe that the season is almost over. It feels like the drama is just beginning!
I Hate How Much I Want You Review: Why Can’t We All Be A Girls Girl & Stop Being Mean
I Hate How Much I Want You has quite a few structural problems and the pacing is off, but it’s fun at times.
The Trailer For ‘Off Campus’ Has Us Sat, Ready, & Counting Down To May 13th
This is the part where we tell you all of the things that the trailer for Off Campus has made us feel this morning.
Academy Of Lies Review: Stolen Identity, The Personification Of Evil & Hold Up, He Can Sing?
Academy of Lies fits the mold of predictability that verticals have, but surprises with new things from the actors involved.
