Channel Zero returns for a third season on February 7th, 10pm on Syfy. After four episodes that were provided for the press to watch of Channel Zero’s new season entitled Butcher’s Block, I am no […]
Month: February 2018
Fred Armisen: Standup For Drummers – Opinion
Fred Armisen: Standup for Drummers is available to stream on Netflix starting February 6th. Fred Armisen’s style of comedy isn’t for everyone. The SNL alum and Late Night with Seth Meyers bandleader seems to take […]
When We First Met (2018) – Review
When We First Met is available to stream on Netflix beginning February 9th. By I. Simon Edge of Tomorrow was “Groundhog Day: The Action Movie.” Happy Death Day was “Groundhog Day: The Horror Movie.” Now, we […]
The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) – Review
The Cloverfield Paradox had a surprise release on Netflix the night of February 4th. By I. Simon Between Cloverfield and the even better 10 Cloverfield Lane (which I consider to be a masterpiece), the Cloverfield […]
Dirty Money: Season 1 – Review
Documentary series Dirty Money is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler If Netflix’s previous eye-opening documentary Rotten was a proverbial punch to the gut, Dirty Money is a knock out punch to the jaw. […]
Absentia: Season 1 – Opinion
Absenita’s first season is available February 2nd on Amazon Prime Video. Absentia grabs hold of you right from its opening frames and never lets go. The show tells the story of an FBI agent who […]
Altered Carbon: Season 1 – Review
Altered Carbon is streaming on Netflix starting February 2nd. By John Baker In the future, humans have explored space, made incredible advances in medicine and technology, and in the process turned the human body into […]
A.P. Bio: Season 1 – Review
A.P. Bio premieres February 1st, 9:30pm on NBC, and returns on March 1st. By Jack Faivish A.P. Bio is a comedy with a great lead character but not much of anything else. With Jack Griffin, […]
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