Nice to see Z’s dog alive and kicking. The entire crew is wandering through the forest. Seems someone defaced Mount Rushmore. Hilarious commentary from Murphy (Keith Allan). This is why we can’t have nice things. Ha! The crew discovers a potentially safe location. The team explores one of the warehouses and find nothing, but a… Continue reading Z Nation Review: Going Nuclear
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American Horror Story Review: Bullseye
Elsa Mars (Jessica Lange) is seen setting up a new stunt. Elsa and the bearded lady, Ethel Darling (Kathy Bates), discuss Elsa’s motivations. Seems she still wants to get her own television show. Dandy Mott (Finn Wittrock) graces us his presence. The inbred killer clown, Dandy, receives a pack of condoms from his mother, Gloria… Continue reading American Horror Story Review: Bullseye
The Flash Review: Plastique
The show opens with a speech about Barry Allen and his belief regarding friendships. Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) turns up the speed and downs numerous shots of whiskey in a single second. The alcohol has no effect on our hero. A traumatic event takes place downtown, as the friends continue partying and drinking. Iris West… Continue reading The Flash Review: Plastique
The Walking Dead Review: Self Help
Is Sheamus stoned? Eugene needs his mullet cut. Eugene (Josh McDermitt) is upset about the preacher? Why? Nobody else seems to care. Eugene sure tries to talk intelligent, but he still seems so dang stupid. Incoming walkers. Another terribly timed car wreck. Has Lori Grimes returned from the dead? Sheamus confirmed for a dope head.… Continue reading The Walking Dead Review: Self Help
Constantine Review: The Devil’s Vinyl
Here we go! NBC’s Constantine! Will he finally smoke a cigarette in this episode? Or won’t he? That Nicorette really works huh? Dark and creepy already. Devil symbols on the wall. Whats inside? Oh my god, it is real! What is it lady? Bernie Reed (Dikran Tulaine) inspects the artifact, which appears to be a… Continue reading Constantine Review: The Devil’s Vinyl
Z Nation Review: Die Zombie Die
From the very beginning, it is obvious that we’re getting an episode focusing on Mack (Michael Welch) and Addy (Anastasia Baranova). The pair’s main goal is to rendezvous with Murphy and crew. Of course, their luck quickly sours, as their motorcycle runs out of gas. Addy experiences a horrific flash back, while the pair’s relationship… Continue reading Z Nation Review: Die Zombie Die
Red Band Society Review: So Tell Me What you Want
The episode opens with Kara Souders (Zoe Levin) tossing and turning, before getting up and running into another patient. She questions Charlie’s accident, which puts us into a flashback staring Charlie (Griffin Gluck). Charlie is seen enjoying a party, eating candy and chatting about video games. His dad insists on taking him home. Jordi Palacios… Continue reading Red Band Society Review: So Tell Me What you Want
Red Band Review S1.E4
The episode opens with a nice narration about coming home and friendships. We’ve already got the big event for the episode, Homecoming. That was fairly obvious from the title of the episode. Kara (Zoe Levin) is already in the swing of things, as Becky brings her some outfits to try on. In the meanwhile, Leo… Continue reading Red Band Review S1.E4
Red Band Society Review Liar, Liar Pants on Fire
As Fox’s Red Band Society continues, the show continues to explore Jordi’s history, the romance between Leo and Emma and Kara’s self-destructive hateful attitude. This week brought some interesting twists into the equation, which Jordi’s mother showing up out of the blue. Of course, we had already met Eva (Catalina Sandino Moreno) at the end… Continue reading Red Band Society Review Liar, Liar Pants on Fire
Constantine Review The Darkness Beneath
This episode of Constantine is set in a western area of Pennsylvania, where John becomes a savior to a small mining community. The episode starts with a miner ending his day and heading home. He’s already upset, who can blame him? Mining isn’t for everyone. In the shower, his water suddenly turns to mud, before… Continue reading Constantine Review The Darkness Beneath