All 67 Game of Thrones Episodes to Screen in London Theater

If you consider yourself a fairly advanced binge watcher, the good people of London, with a major assist from HBO, are going to give you a run for your money. HBO has partnered with the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Place, London, for an epic, four-day marathon screening of all 67 episodes of Game of Thrones. This is the first time Game of Thrones has been shown in a theater in its’

By  |  November 14, 2017
Amazon Claims The Lord of the Rings for Multiple Season Series

They say that nothing is ever a sure thing, but Lord of the Rings challenges conventional wisdom. Peter Jackson’s The Return of the King won Best Picture at the 2004 Oscars, and the combined financial success of the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit series’ is in the billions. Amazon is banking on the popularity of the Middle Earth adventures and has ordered a new series that is straight to multi-season.

By  |  November 13, 2017
Girl’s Trip Star Tiffany Haddish Slays as SNL Host

Can Tiffany Haddish just be a permanent SNL cast member? The Girls Trip star hosted this week’s episode and she raised the bar for the entire season. Haddish dazzled every time she appeared on screen, and it wasn’t just because of that killer white dress.

SNL has been an important platform for parody and political and social commentary in its 43 year run, but it’s also intended to strike its targets in a light tone.

By  |  November 13, 2017
David Milch’s Epic Deadwood Closer to Returning as Feature Film at HBO

The TV gods are smiling upon us today. TVLine has it that David Milch’s excellent, epic western Deadwood,

By  |  November 13, 2017
Netflix Series Dark is a Haunting Journey through Time

Finished Stranger Things 2 and are in desperate need of a new spine chilling mystery drama to binge-watch? Have no fear, because Netflix has the perfect antidote to satisfy this spooky craving with its upcoming German mystery series, Dark. Scenes of eerie caves and gloomy woods largely sets the tone for the shows paranormal activity and, dare I say, dark atmosphere.

In Dark, director Baran bo Odar and writer Jantje Friese takes the viewer on a suspenseful journey through time,

By  |  November 10, 2017
Mr. Robot Airs Without a Single Cut

Ahead of its airing, last night’s episode of Mr. Robot was promoted to be commercial free. Famous fan Emmy Rossum channeled all of our curiosity with a pleading tweet for answers to series star, Sam Esmail, asking what was up.

Robot episode 5 is bananas. REAL TIME. @samesmail and the @whoismrrobot crew are committed passionate artists. I can only think about the camera operator and the actors.

By  |  November 9, 2017
Chadwick Boseman’s Accent in Black Panther Has a Fascinating Political Premise

Black Panther’s fictional land of Wakanda is a culturally rich nation that has become the most advanced society in the world. It’s also a unique narrative for an African nation in popular culture. Stories from black culture are often framed by the oppression of slavery, colonialism, and countless injustices endured by Africans throughout modern history. Stories of resilience, endurance, and strength reflect a culture besieged and triumphant in spite of all this,

By  |  November 9, 2017
A Favorite Stranger Things Character Was Almost Killed Off

Kids rule, adults drool on Stranger Things. They fight off demogorgon’s, travel into the upside down to save their friends, uncover government conspiracies, all while the majority of the grown-ups ignore or contribute to the problems in Hawkins. The young characters are the lifeblood of the show, which would make it even more shocking if one of them died.

According to io9, series co-creator Ross Duffer recently visited Chapman University and revealed that killing off one of the child character was,

By  |  November 7, 2017
Evan Rachel Wood Confirms Westworld Season 2 Coming Early-ish Next Year

The last time we heard or saw anything definitive about Westworld season 2, it was during Comic-Con this past July when HBO released a brief teaser (which has since been taken down). When it comes to production, the set of Westworld is as secretive as Game of Thrones or any of the major film franchises (Marvel, DC, Star Wars, etc.), so getting even a little bit of information is something. 

By  |  November 7, 2017
Jordan Peele Set to Revive Sci-Fi Classic The Twilight Zone

CBS is once again unlocking the door with the key of imagination for a Twilight Zone series. The show that has often be hailed as among the best writing on television is being picked up for a reboot.

Everyone can remember their favorite episode and which scared them the most as a kid, whether it was a gremlin on the wing of the plane or plastic surgeons with the face of a pig.

By  |  November 3, 2017
First Look at A Christmas Story Live!

The itchy collars, the ugly sweaters, the gaudy leg lamps. We all remember taking the family Christmas photo and now we can relive it all again with the Parkers. The first promo for A Christmas Story Live! reveals Ralphie, Randy, Mother and the Old Man posing in their wintry best.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfOfMFqocnE

The iconic battle over the Old Man’s “major award” is brewing once again. Mother (Maya Rudolph) has the boys in picture perfect order while the Old Man (Chris Diamantopoulos) sets up the self-timing camera on the tripod.

By  |  November 1, 2017
Learn how to Become Westworld‘s Wicked Bandit Armistice for Halloween

If you’ve been following our monsters-in-motion Halloween extravaganza, you’ll have learned about great spooky family classics, heard from the Jigsaw composer Charlie Clouser on how to construct a score for a film designed to scare you half to death, taken a trip inside the never-ending haunted house of Winchester, learned from the Happy Death Day cinematographer how to revive the teen slasher film and more.

By  |  October 30, 2017
Nathan Fillion to Headline The Rookie

The sting of Castle ending last year after eight seasons is still raw, but there is hope for something equally exhilarating to fill our bruised and battered hearts. Deadline reported that Nathan Fillion has signed on to star in The Rookie on ABC produced by Castle showrunner, Alexi Hawley.

Fillion’s guest appearances on Modern Family have kept us afloat, but this sound like a return to material that is much more similar to Castle’s format.

By  |  October 27, 2017
The Simpson’s Treehouse of Horror New Episode and Marathon Schedule

This year’s The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episode was an ambitious instant classic that kicked off the FXX marathon. You can watch every Halloween themed Simpsons episode beginning tonight at 6pm. Last night’s episode marked Treehouse number 28 and it’s definitely going down as one of the most memorable.  

With 29 seasons down, this was surprisingly the first time the show did a spoof of The Exorcist,

By  |  October 23, 2017
The Walking Dead Celebrates Episode 100 With Movie Poster Mash-Ups

TV shows have reached movie level quality from Game of Thrones to Stranger Things to Fargo and a dozen other examples. Among this field of exceptional quality, The Walking Dead, stands out for effects, cinematography, makeup, and storytelling.

The incredible series, now entering its 8th season, remains one of the highest watched shows on television and is celebrating episode 100 on October 22. If it were a movie,

By  |  October 20, 2017
Jane Krakowski and Chris Diamantopoulos Join A Christmas Story: Live! Cast

Reasons to tune in to A Christmas Story: Live! this holiday season are growing exponentially. Jane Krakowski and Chris Diamantopoulos have joined the cast and we can hardly contain our excitement. This is better than a major award!

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt star Krakowski has been cast as Ralphie’s teacher Miss Shields. She will presumably be recreating one of the best fantasy sequences of the entire show in which Miss Shields gives Ralphie an “A Plus!

By  |  October 19, 2017
Mindhunter‘s Visual Effects are So Good You Don’t Know They’re There

A new behind-the-scenes clip from Mindhunter highlights just how crazy and intense the editing process can be on a TV show. The serial killer series that you have no doubt been binging on Netflix is trademark David Fincher. It’s dark and suspenseful and you might not realize the benefits of all the digital enhancement that has contributed to the final project.

The clip from Adobe, whose products are used on the series,

By  |  October 18, 2017
That Intriguing Game of Thrones Daario Fan Theory Has Been Debunked

Game of Thrones fans continue to drum up and debate theories as they wait for winter to finally come. Though the creators repeatedly prove that shock and awe are key ingredients for this show, one popular fan theory has been solidly debunked with a recent casting announcement.

Sorry to say, Dany’s former lover Daario Naharis will not make an epic return. At least not in the way some watchers had hoped.

By  |  October 17, 2017
Kate McKinnon Dominates this Week’s SNL Highlights

This week’s SNL was a knock out episode in what has already started out as a strong season. It’s always top notch when a comedian hosts, and Kumail Nanjiani was no exception. His opening monologue was an extension of his summer hit The Big Sick that tackled racial tensions. Nanjiani called out in hilarious fashion the atrocities of racism, namely attacking someone of the wrong race.

Nanjiani starred in some other solid sketches,

By  |  October 16, 2017
The Epic Final Trailer for Stranger Things 2

Friday the 13th turned out to be our lucky day. With exactly 2 weeks to go before Stranger Things 2 binge watching begins, the final trailer has been unleashed.  

Another Halloween in the 1980s, another string of strange events. Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) had a pretty miserable first season, but it doesn’t look like things turn around for the poor kid. It’s been a year since the events of season 1 occurred that ended with Will being rescued,

By  |  October 13, 2017