1969 and Palm Royale have proven one thing – it doesn’t matter the time period, people are always going to live beyond their means. They all want to fit in and be at the top of the food chain, not…
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Shifting Gears Review: What’s Better Than A Movie That Gives You Hope
Shifting Gears isn’t just a romance movie. It’s a movie about finding ones self and remembering the things that are important.
‘Love Lies Bleeding’ Review: *fans self while panting*
Love Lies Bleeding really left me purring and questioning the levels of buffoonery that comes with intense love.
‘Road House’ Review: Packs A Visual Punch
Yes, I know, Hollywood does too many remakes. But the remakes that have the most potential are ones where the original film wasn’t perfect but was entertaining. That’s when the new film has the best chance to be at least…
FBI: International 3×05 Review: Death By Inches
Sometimes I am so blown away by an episode of television that I just have to rewatch it because I have no idea what to say about it. I don’t even know what to say because it is not what…
‘Imaginary’ Review: Gave Me Perspective on Horror Genre
Imaginary gave me perspective on the horror movie genre and honestly we need more talking in the face of demons. Read our review.
‘The Way Home’ 2×08 Review: “Lose Yourself”
Okay, I admit I am writing this before The Way Home airs, because I have had the screener all week. Having it all week has enabled me to watch it quite a few times and well, I am still in…
Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans 2×08 “Phantasm Forgiveness” Review
We have reached the final episode of Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans and it was an interesting way to close out season two. Interesting in the sense that we enjoyed some things, but there were also things we felt could…
Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans 2×07 “Beautiful Babe” Review
Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans 2×07 “Beautiful Babe” took a more somber note this week as we watched Babe Paley and Truman Capote go through the last stages of their lives. Babe, who was diagnosed with lung cancer, finds out…
‘The Rookie’ 6×03 Review: “Trouble in Paradise”
We’re back for another week! The Rookie 6×03 “Trouble in Paradise” is a very irregular episode that is divided between Bailey & Nolan’s honeymoon and what happens at the police station in their absence, while we enjoy Chenford…and not everything turns out…
Feud: Capote vs. The Swans 2×06 Review: “Hats, Gloves, And Effete Homosexuals”
Every week, watching Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans feels like an emotional rollercoaster. And it makes us question whose side we should be on continuously. But that’s what makes it so good. It’s like we have a back-and-forth to determine…
‘The Rookie’ 6×02 Review: “The Hammer”
In The Rookie 6×02 “The Hammer” we celebrate 100 episodes while they show that Chenford is endgame and open new fronts.
‘FBI: International’ 3×03 Review: “Magpie”
Powells looks at Vo got my heart beating fast and wanting these two together. We said what we said.
Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans 2×05 “The Secret Inner Lives of Swans” Review
On last week’s episode of Feud, Capote Vs. The Swans: 2×04 “It’s Impossible” we had a nice break from the drama, and there was a sweet reunion between Truman and Babe. This week, Ryan Murphy, and Gus Van Sant said…
‘The Rookie’ 6×01 Review: “Strike Back”
The Rookie 6×01 “Strike Back” is an irregular episode that sometimes fulfills its objective. However, the episode is outstanding in action.
Book Review: ‘Nowhere Like Home’ by Sara Shepard
Sara Shepard’s Nowhere Like Home takes the pressures of motherhood to frustrating and thrilling extremes at a mothers-only community called Halycon.
‘No Way Up’ Review: Sharks on a Plane is Peak Cinema
No Way Up is a shark infested show of true peak cinema that we absolutely loved. It’s not going to win an Oscar though.
‘Love & Jane’ Review: A Reminder Of Why Books Can Change Your World
Loveuary has been an experience and if we’re being honest, I thought that I would hate Love & Jane. Hallucinating Jane Austen? That seemed like it was going to be something that I couldn’t get into. That and I usually…
‘Players’ Review: Fun For One Inning
Well, it’s that time of year, when love is supposed to be in the air and viewers get new rom-coms to enjoy. And hopefully, fall in love with. Players is Netflix’s latest offering. While it does encourage viewers to cheer…
‘FBI: International’ 3×01 Review: “June”
Last year, I took a break from writing FBI reviews, because, well if we’re being honest, anything in the Wolf Entertainment realm was letting me down. It’s not to say that I still don’t feel the same way (I do),…
‘The Love Interest’ By Victoria Walters: Get Past The First Four Chapters & You’ll Be All In
One of my favorite genres is contemporary romance. I love the genre and all of the tropes that the genre brings to life. Enemies to lovers and falling in love with your brothers best friend are two of my favorite…
