Killer: A Journal Of Murder is a drama movie that debuted on America’s big screen, September 6, 1996. It is based on the true life journals 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.
Peaky Blinders Season 1 Review
Peaky Blinders is a drama television series, which focuses on the criminal activities of the criminal organization known as the Peaky Blinders. The gang gets their name, […]
Little Fugitive Review
Little Fugitive is a black and white film that debuted on September 6, 1953, in the United States. When the show opens, we are introduced to seven […]
Hell on Wheels: Further West Review
When the show opens, Thomas ‘Doc’ Durant (Colm Meaney) attempts to get Cullen Bohannan (Anson Mount) to stay with the railroad. The pair argue over Ruth (Kasha […]
The Missing: The Meeting Review
When the show opens, we see Malik Suri (Arsher Ali) paying Khalid Zane a visit in the penitentiary. It seems Khalid has gotten himself in trouble and […]
Copper Review
Copper is a 1860’s historical crime drama that revolves around the unpolished Five Points slum of New York City. This television series aired on BBC. When the […]
The Game: S1.E4 Review
In this episode of BBC America’s The Game, Joe Lambe (Tom Hughes) discovers the Reds are one step ahead of them, which influences him to attempt to […]
Constantine: Danse Vaudou Review
In the latest episode of Constantine, Constantine (Matt Ryan) travels to New Orleans to investigate a string of crimes. In order to deal with the negative consequences […]
House Husbands Review
House Husbands is an Australian comedy drama that aired on Nine Network When the show opens, we are introduced to the more senior and most stable stay-at-home-dad, […]
Z Nation: Sisters of Mercy Review
In the latest episode of Syfy’s Z Nation, the group encounters an all-girl community in Utah. After one of the survivors ends up dead, the sweet idea […]