For sheer production value, acting, and aesthetic I am tempted to say that this week’s Gone Too Soon is the best show that I have covered thus far, but that would be undercutting the brilliance of shows that aren’t as…
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#WayBackWednesday – Escape from New York (1981)
We’re all stuck in the house, right? There’s never been a better time to dig into those retro movies that you’ve always wanted to watch, but never had the time for. Personally, I’m a bit of a retrophile and tend…
Gone Too Soon: Jericho
So far the shows I have covered on Gone Too Soon have been fairly recent. The oldest show I have covered was Ravenswood, which premiered in 2013. This week we’re throwing it back to 2006, with Jericho. I was this…
5 Reasons to Watch ‘Psych’
There was a period of time where my family watched every single show on USA Network. Seriously, we watched White Collar, Burn Notice, Monk, In Plain Sight, and Royal Pains, but my favorite was Psych. Shawn Spencer (James Roday, A…
Gone Too Soon: Take Two
There are some networks that are so egregious in cancelling things before their time that I’m wary to take a chance on new shows on the network; ABC is one of those. I’ve already mourned the loss of Whiskey Cavalier,…
Gone Too Soon: Deadly Class
Do you ever just get really mad about wasted potential? Not to say that the other shows I’ve covered for Gone Too Soon didn’t waste potential because they certainly did, especially the ones that only lasted one season, like Whiskey…
Gone Too Soon: ‘Stitchers’, Sci-fi Procedural
Sometimes a show can last for multiple seasons and still be canceled too soon. Such is the case for Stitchers, this week’s show Gone Too Soon. Stitchers premiered in 2015 on ABC Family and lasted for three seasons, before being…
‘Hunters’ Review: Season One
Hunters’ first season was just released on Amazon Prime. It had both good and bad moments. Some that were predictable and some that took me by surprise. There were moments that I definitely cried in tears and outrage. I poured…
Giveaway: Win A Copy of Frozen 2!
Frozen 2 is now out on Digital, and it’s set to be released on Blue Ray on February 25th, which means this is the perfect time to do a giveaway, isn’t it? Though, to be fair, there’s never a bad…
13 Times We Shipped True Blood’s Eric and Sookie
When I think of romance, love triangle isn’t usually the first thing that pops in my head. I am truly, truly a canon relationship girl, but every once in a while the chemistry between two people is just so hard…
Fangirlish Best of 2019: Our Favorite TV Shows of 2019
There are so many different TV shows that premiere and continue throughout the whole year. They bring laughter, joy, sorrow, and tears. The really good ones draw you in and make you connect with what they are really about. They…
A Tale of Two Suspirias
The writing staff at Fangirlish can get into some deep discussions when it comes to film and television. Jasmine and Ashley started talking about their love and hate for Dario Argento’s 1977 Suspiria and its 2018 Luca Guadagnino reboot a…
‘Carnival Row’ promises A Fantastical View of Current Issues
A show that deals with the issues of our time, including racism and xenophobia, while bringing in the fantastical elements we all know and love? Sounds not just attractive, it sounds just like our thing. But our first look at…
9 LGBTQ+ Panels to Check Out at San Diego Comic Con 2019
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to…
‘The 100’ 6×05 Review: “The Gospel of Josephine”
Long live Josephine Lightbourne. Filled with twists and an amazing performance by Eliza Taylor, The 100 continued its season six journey with another bold episode. The Clarke we all have gotten to know over the course of the series run…
Giveaway: Make “The Little Mermaid” Part of Your World
Is The Little Mermaid part of your world? Whether the answer is yes, or not, we’re offering a chance to win the a copy of the movie, coming to the highly celebrated Walt Disney Signature Collection with all-new bonus features and…
‘The Walking Dead’ 9×01 Review: A New Beginning? Or the Start of the End?
The Walking Dead‘s “A New Beginning” came out swinging with the end of Gregory (FINALLY!), Maggie choosing her baby and community as her top priority, and loads of Richonne and Carzekiel goodness. (We really were blessed with all that ship…
‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D’ 5×10 Review: “Past Life”
So, the first half of season 5 is in the books and our team of Agents are finally headed back to the present. It’s been a long, strange journey to get there, with a few twists, turns and resurrections along…
Binge Watching vs. Weekly Episodes: What Do You Prefer?
From watching a TV show live to binge-watching, fans consume television in so many different ways. Binge-watching seems to be a lot of people’s go to choice. Not having to wait week after week for an episode is a dream…
‘The Walking Dead’ 6×13 Review: ‘The Same Boat’
Let’s start off by saying that The Walking Dead needs more episodes where the ladies are front and center, and Melissa McBride (Carol Peletier) blows our minds. *throws awards at her* The Walking Dead episode “The Same Boat” isn’t about…
