Cocaine Godmother: The Griselda Blanco Story airs January 20th, 8pm on Lifetime. I pushed off watching my screener of the made-for-TV movie Cocaine Godmother for as long as possible. See, I knew it would be […]
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Grace and Frankie: Season 4 – Review
Grace and Frankie’s fourth season premieres January 19th on Netflix. Lisa Kudrow helps kick off another season of Grace and Frankie with a multi-episode arch, and she disappears. Kudrow’s appearance and plot is an apt […]
Step Sisters (2018) – Review
Step Sisters is now streaming on Netflix. Netflix releases a lot of content, and they can’t all be gems. For every Stranger Things and 13 Reasons Why, there are countless failures like Adam Sandler films […]
The Open House (2018) – Review
The Open House is now streaming on Netflix. Netflix releases a lot of content, and they can’t all be gems. For every Stranger Things and 13 Reasons Why, there are countless failures like Adam Sandler […]
Black Lightning: “Pilot” – Review
Black Lightning premieres January 16th, 9pm on The CW. By John Baker Folks in the town of Freeland have mixed feelings about a man with special powers called Black Lightning. For many he was a […]
DVD Alert: The Lion Guard: The Rise of Scar
The TV special The Rise of Scar is now available on DVD. What should I know? The Lion Guard is now in its second season on Disney Junior, and the show celebrated last July with […]
Somebody Feed Phil: Part 1 – Opinion
Somebody Feed Phil’s first six episodes are now streaming on Netflix. Philip Rosenthal is the creator of the now-classic sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond. Now, the famous producer is bringing his infectious grin to a new […]
Crashing: Season 2 – Review
Crashing returns for a second season on January 14th, 10:30pm on HBO. For those who missed Crashing‘s first season, the story is reestablished quickly in the sophomore opener. Pete Holmes (played by, yes, Pete Holmes) […]
DVD Alert: My Little Pony: The Movie
My Little Pony: The Movie is available on Blu-ray, DVD, On Demand, and Digital starting January 9th. Read our original review HERE. “What should I know?” Best friends Twilight Sparkle, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Applejack, […]
Rotten: Season 1 – Review
The documentary series Rotten is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Although more culturally relevant for American consumers, Rotten is a thought provocative, raw look into the dark side of the American and global […]
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