Just in case you needed a reminder, family is at the heart of everything that happens on A Discovery of Witches. Family is what helped Diana survive Satu. Family is what brought Matthew, his brother & mother together to find…
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‘A Discovery of Witches’ 1×05 Review: The Princesses Prince Says “I Love You” in This One
The hesitation that I had during my last A Discovery of Witches review is over and done. #Bishmont is the name of the game and I’m 100% behind them. This is love, this is forever, and this is exactly what…
‘Outlander’ 4×12 “Providence” Review: The One Where We Are Bored
Liking a show doesn’t mean being blind to it’s faults, and reviewing a show often means having to look at it from a place of nitpicking instead of a place of just enjoying it. As such, I’m often noticing tiny…
5 Life Lessons We Learned from the ‘John Wick 3’ Trailer
John Wick 3, starring the never aging Keanu Reeves, just dropped their premiere trailer and we’re practically speechless. Seriously, and what could you possibly say to fully comprehend the badassery that is John Wick and everything that he does? Nothing.…
‘Supernatural’ 14×10 Review: “Nihilism” and the Freedom of Dean Winchester
Supernatural‘s “Nihilism” was a lesson in love for Michael, aka the biggest douche of all. After 14 years and countless apocalypses stopped by Sam, Dean, and Cass, we know that love is the ultimate weapon. It’s what keeps them, and…
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ 6×02 Review: Still Not Over “Hitchcock & Scully” Being Hot
To everyone’s surprise, including my own, Hitchcock & Scully really were the studs of the Nine-Nine in this week’s new episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, appropriately titled “Hitchcock & Scully.” They put their life on the line, and their arteries, to…
‘Deadly Class’ 1×01 Review: Reagan Youth, Assassins, and A New Life
Syfy’s Deadly Class is a vivid portrayal of survival with a protagonist supported by a cast that is just as important as him. Every person is a complex amalgamation of the world they inhabit, the circumstances they find themselves in,…
5 Reasons Why You Should Be Watching Syfy’s ‘Deadly Class’
Deadly Class is not your typical comic to TV adaptation. There are no super suits and the “heroes” of the story are young women and men trained in the art of killing. The school they find themselves in, where they’re…
‘The Blacklist’ 6×01 and 6×02 Review: Betrayal
The season 5 finale reveal that the Red we know isn’t actually the real Raymond Reddington left no room for doubt that it would be a serious game changer. Personally, I still don’t understand why Red’s true identity is such…
‘Outlander’ 4×10 “The Deep Heart’s Core” Review: Those Backward Times
There are plenty of times where, despite the fact that we are watching a show set in the past – a show that even when it was set in the present, it was more than half a century removed from…
People That Inspired Us In 2018
2018. I can’t say that I am sorry to see this year go. It’s been one of the best and the hardest. It’s been a year that has taught me, personally, about love, loss, strength, and weakness. It’s taught me…
‘Outlander’ 4×09 “The Birds and The Bees” Review: Home is The People That Love You
I’ve been waiting to write this particular review for a while now. Probably as long as you’ve been waiting to see this moment. This is, after all, THE highlight of Season 4, just like the Jamie and Claire meeting was…
Hello Sunshine and MGM Team For ‘Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine’
Books to movies or television are our thing. We all know that. We love seeing someones creation come to the screen, giving us everything we wanted and everything that we didn’t know we wanted. One of the best books that…
‘Outlander’ 4×08 “Wilmington” Review: The Lowest of Lows
Sometimes, they say, after the highest of highs comes the lowest of lows. I wish it weren’t so. I wish we were here to discuss anything but what book readers knew was likely coming in this episode of Outlander, but…
Queerly Not Straight: Our Favorite Books of 2018
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…
‘Supernatural’ 14×09 Review: “The Spear”
Supernatural’s “The Spear” had Michael playing his cards right, for now, and revealing that he never let go of Dean Winchester. If anything, Michael was biding his time, trying his hardest to break Dean. Little does he know that this…
Female Characters Who Kicked Ass in 2018
Who run the world? Girls! That was so, like five years ago, but it still resonates today. 18th century healers, 21st century doctors, scientists, generals aliens and the list goes on! Damn- women truly kicked ass on television and on…
‘One Day at a Time’ Gets Season 3 Premiere Date + First Look Photo!
One Day at a Time season 3 finally has a premiere date. The Alvarez family will be back February 8th, 2019 on Netflix. The news was announced on the One Day at a Time Twitter in the form of a…
‘Arrow’ 7×09 Review: Elseworlds, Part 2
No doubt my favorite thing about these annual crossovers are the interactions between all of these DC characters that typically don’t get a chance to interact. There’s such a great camaraderie and it adds some flavor to the episodes. This…
Our Favorite Movies of 2018
2018 was a landmark year for some of our favorite movies. From Black Panther to To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, diversity has become something more than just people talking about change. Studios, writers, and creators are MAKING change…
