Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 October 2021

All The Messed Up Messages + Other Things You Can See In Euphoria TV Show

 I finally watched this show. I do not recommend it to anyone.

euphoria tv show picture gay music homoerotica

Monday, 19 March 2018

Secret in Their Eyes 2015 Review SSMR

Secret in Their Eyes (2015)

Grizzled counter-terrorism detective solves cold-case murder of Julia Roberts’ daughter.

Awesomely shot and traditionally scored, showing no sign of a modest budget. The story is perfectly paced and has a meaty twist ending.

Seems to be trying to cover all of the staples of the detective genre e.g. sports games, work-based love interests, a tunnel chase, a funny sidekick etc.

All performances are above functional, with Roberts’ portrayal of a grieving mother weighing in as the most impressive.

Provides a gripping riff on True Detective and Luther’s first seasons, with none of the sex but more emotion and similarly strong character building.

#-#-#-#- - 4.1/5

Wednesday, 22 November 2017

TV Shows I Must Remember To Watch in 2018


There really are too many TV shows being made – too many to watch, at least. I can’t watch everything. So, while I watch the shows I can’t wait for like Empire, Lucifer and The Flash, I must remember the shows I don’t currently have time for.

TV shows I cant afford to watch.
  • Legends Of Tomorrow
  • Gotham
  • JoJos Bizarre Adventure
  • Star
  • Lethal Weapon
  • Marvels Agents of S H I E L D
  • Marvel’s The Punisher
  • Marvel’s Inhumans
  • Ghosted


Monday, 26 June 2017

The Crude Deception of American Gods

If you follow this site, you’ll know I keep things simple. American Gods was marketed as an exciting and complex TV show, the adverts quoted: “a show to rival Game of Thrones”. The trailers looked quality and the production had good pedigree. Plus, it has Ricky Whittle as a lead. I was intrigued and hopeful.

Saturday, 31 December 2016

Best Underseen Films Of 2016

UPDATED:

Hush
Optimal genre horror, almost flawless in its aims

Queen Of Katwe
Inspirational Pizza

Love is All you Need
A Mind-healing beautiful drama, with an odd premise

Miles Ahead
A captivating masterclass of emotive, artistic and character-focused biographical film-making

Chi-Raq
Blissful, masterful and timeless

Dead Of Summer
A horror TV show with great characters, moments and production value, set over a brisk 10 episodes

Major Deal
A 65-minute b-movie that serves as a comedic masterclass to flawlessly define a 2016 'slice-of-life'

The week of geek TV starting Monday 24/10
Bliss - Namely: Flash, Gotham, S.H.I.E.L.D and Lucifer

Don Quixote:The Ingenious Gentleman
An earnest production of pure innocence

Dog Eat Dog
A fun + artsy Nic-Cage racialist gangster film

Adult Life Skills
A humbling poem about the beautiful ridiculousness of a cliched existence.

The Love Witch
Classy classical film-making with abundant nudity and death

Kate Plays Christine
Life instilled

SPECIAL MENTIONS:
Unfinished Business
The Model
Birth Of A Nation
Mr Church
War On Everyone
Shelley
Fifty Shades Of Black
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
White Girl



Friday, 25 November 2016

Killer Mermaid (Nympho) Movie Review SSMR

In this low-budget horror, a group of rich holiday-makers get in the way of a (Title). I have no idea why this movie has the alternative names of 'Nympho' and 'Killer Mermaids', we never get to see the mermaid in coitus and there is only one of them, but there sure is a lot of sexiness and killing going on.

Tuesday, 10 May 2016

5 Reasons Why WWE is Still Great

1. The all-covering cast of characters are literally super-villains, without the magical powers or elaborate costumes but with all the personality and rivalries.

2. Serving the modern civilised masses with a more civil successor to gladiator sport, wrestling is undeniably risky, requires immense ability and the participants are surely worthy of respect.

3. A wrestling company's weekly format allows for a production to commentate on current events.

4. Serial wrestling shows provide artistic athletics exhibitions alongside soap-opera theatrics - that only get overly emotional once or twice per year.

5. The in-the-show management provides a 'reality TV' segmented serial in which comic-book Superman is the manager and he occasionally comments on how well a man in face paint twerked.

Saturday, 2 April 2016

Bad Bee-Atch on Arrow - OK Then

Soo, Arrow had a villain who controlled and was made out of bees. This happened in the 17th episode of series 4, called Beacon of Hope, maybe they are running out of ideas.

They even called her by nothing other than 'Bad Biatch'!! This actually happened. It's a new age.

I must admit that I did like the episode though...