Candyman is a documentary that debuted January 2010, at the Slamdance Film Festival. This film shows us an in depth look at the rise and fall of […]
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Jay Skelton is a fan of all television shows and movies. He tries his best to keep up with the latest foreign television shows and movies. Jay loves skinny dipping in the dark too.
Stalker: Crazy for You Review
In the latest episode of CBS’ Stalker, a suicidal mental patient is suspected of stalking a psychiatrist. The TAU unravels a startling mystery involving the stalker. Also, […]
Red Band Society: How Did We Get Here? Review
In latest episode of Red Band Society, Kara and Hunter’s relationship begin to warm. While Leo and Emma grow closer, Emma receives some stunning news. Meanwhile, Dr. […]
I Declare War Review
I Declare War is a 2012 drama, action thriller written by Jason Lapeyre. The movie revolves around a group of kids playing a makeshift war game out […]
Six Feet Under Review
Six Feet Under is a black comedy/drama that aired on HBO. When the show opens, we are introduced to the astringent Nate Fisher (Peter Krause, Parenthood), who […]
The Flash: Power Outage Review
In the latest episode of CW’s The Flash, Flash (Grant Gustin) faces a new metahuman, Farooq (Michael Reventar) or Blackout, who is capable of absorbing and using […]
Mud Review
Mud is a slow burning thriller/drama that is based on two young fourteen year old boys, Ellis (Tye Sheridan, Tree Of Life), and Neckbone (Jacob Lofland, Justified). […]
State of Affairs: Secrets and Lies Review
In the latest episode of State of Affairs, stolen United States’ secrets are held on a stranded Russian submarine. While Charlie Tucker (Katherine Heigl) receives a telling […]
Gotham: LoveCraft Review
When the show opens, a group of assassins attempt to infiltrate Wayne Manor. Selina (Camren Bicondova) teaches Bruce (David Mazouz) how to maintain his balance, while walking […]
Madam Secretary Review: Collateral Damage
A man loads a gun in his car, while listening to a radio news report covering ISIS. Meanwhile, Elizabeth (Tea Leoni) talks with her daughter Stevie (Wallis […]