Haunted Hotel Season 2 is the best animated show of 2026 because it isn’t afraid to touch topics that sting, it knows that laughter is an essential part of life when we’re in pain, and that families come in all…
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Countdown To Christmas Preview: ‘Tis The Season For Setups.
Countdown to Christmas begins this week and it starts with ‘Tis The Season For Setups! Get prepared with the preview guide here!
Nervous Screamfest Review: An Unexpected Twisty Romance
Going into Abner Pastoll’s film Nervous, I did not know what to expect. I watched a 50-second clip that told me nothing. But the pulsing beat of the club music mixed with the flashing cuts of two women locked in…
Doc Season 3, Episode 4 Review: Everybody Wants The Right Answer, But Nobody Wants The Mess
Tonights episode of DOC was a lot – there were a lot of changes happening for every character on this show and it’s SO GOOD!
Best Medicine Season 2, Episode 4 Review: ‘No Place Like Om’
It’s a big day for Port Wenn! The seniors at Port Wenn Day School are graduating! It’s also a big day for Martin (Josh Charles), as he is taking time off for the first time to go to a gala…
INTERVIEW: Georgia Oakley on Why Sense and Sensibility Has Always Been a Contemporary Story
When it comes to Jane Austen, the film and TV industry isn’t a stranger to adaptations or remakes. Pride and Prejudice has had many adaptations. Some were faithful adaptations like the 1995 BBC miniseries starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth.…
The Caged Screamfest Review: A Film That Feels Like An Examination Of Female Rage
While Jeffrey Scott Collins’s film The Caged is a horror film, it also explores female rage. Set against an 80s backdrop with the hair and style, and taking place in an isolated English village, the movie has all the trappings…
Wounds Screamfest Review: A Horror Film About Survivor’s Guilt
Wounds, written and directed by Ron Krauss, is a horror film that forces us to examine how trauma can take hold of our lives. The film follows Caleb (Jack Kilmer), a young SFX makeup artist struggling to create realistic effects.…
Sense and Sensibility Review: Does This Classic Really Need Another Remake?
When it comes to remakes, I’ll be the first person to tell you they’re not needed in 2026. Oftentimes, remakes feel lazy and like a cash grab. But I will make exceptions for remakes when it comes to classic books…
Elsinore TIFF Review: Andrew Scott, Come And Get Your Oscar
If you know Andrew Scott, then you know he’s no stranger to disappearing into a role. It’s like when he dedicates himself to a character, you don’t know where he starts and the character ends. And even though I know…