The Strain: By Any Means review

The Strain was pretty good this week…with one bratty exception. Here’s Marc’s review… This review contains spoilers. Sadly, it seemed we have entered the really annoying kid phase of the narrative. But first, let us cover the always effective Setrakian flashback of the week. Last episodes flashback took us really far back in history to Setrakians youth. Palmer sought out Setrakian so the vampire hunter could find the Masters cane which was somewhere in Vienna....

July 20, 2015 · 2 min · 270 words · Valerie Dunn

Hannibal: Digestivo Review

Hannibal closes out its Italian story arc by letting its eponymous serial killer play the savior. And Will is done putting himself in a position where he is made to tolerate them. Does it count as a cage if you put yourself there? For Hannibal, perhaps not. (Side note: How far away are Muskrat Farm and Wills house?) Of course Will and Hannibal were not the only characters in play here....

July 19, 2015 · 1 min · 123 words · Kenneth Leon

Dark Matter: Episode Six Review

This review contains spoilers for the most recent episode. All I can say is: finally! I was glad the concept didnt spring from nowhere since it tied the story directly to last weeks failure. The bungled salvage mission means no payment, and food and resources are running low on the Raza. Two rightfully sent their sleazy employer packing, and her menace was palpable. I wonder whats going on there! What path will Four choose?...

July 18, 2015 · 1 min · 154 words · Thomas Phillips

Killjoys: A Glitch in the System Review

Killjoys serves up its best episode yet by crossing space horror with some great character moments. This week,Killjoystook a break from the world-building to focus on our three main characters to stellar results. Well played,Killjoys. We finally discovered Davins secret: he killed his squad members, but cannot remember how or why. Theyre not going to abandon him. Is this connected to The Nine? Why did Davin survive at all? (Apparently, Lucys extra security is malfunctioning....

July 18, 2015 · 1 min · 116 words · Charles Lopez

Killjoys: Vessel Review

Dutch, John, and Davin rescue a gaggle of teenaged surrogate badassed in the best episode yet! Is it just me or doesKilljoysget better with every episode? They are daughters of farmers on Leith who didnt need anymore daughters. Constance tells Dutch: I need to see it through. Thats not faith, thats fact, and a mutual respect is formed between these women. When Constance is threatening, the girls show immense bravery and competence....

July 18, 2015 · 1 min · 136 words · Justin Powers

Ant-Man Review

Marvels tiniest superhero hits the big screen at last. Read our review of Ant-Man! The original Ant-Man, Hank Pym, and his wife, Janet Van Dyne a.k.a. Its fun even if it goes on a bit too long. Where doesAnt-Man Marvels 12th released motion picture fall in the great ranking of the MCU? Easily somewhere toward the upper end of the middle tier. Compared to behemoths like bothAvengersmovies andThe Winter Soldier, its a smaller (ha ha) story....

July 17, 2015 · 1 min · 112 words · Jared Pierce

Ant-Man’s Michael Pena: ‘They Let Me Run With It’

The Ant-Man star talks improv on the set, doing comedy and The Martian. Den Of Geek: People were really talking about your character stealing the show a little bit. Have you seen some of that online? Even if you are well-intentioned, theres some mean people behind a keyboard. You are like, Im just not gonna do it. Ad content continues below Have you heard it from people in interviews? I heard that the movie is great....

July 17, 2015 · 4 min · 770 words · Nicholas Johnson

BoJack Horseman Season 2: Horsin’ Around with Art Design

A second season couldnt come fast enough. Would you mind explaining what you do for the series for those that may not be aware? And I kind of just manage the visual look to everything in the show. All the texts is my font; my own handwriting. Its all sort of made to look like my work. I know the creator of the show, Raphael [Bob-Waksberg]. We went to high school together, and we used to make up TV shows together just for fun....

July 17, 2015 · 5 min · 856 words · Jessica Cohen

Dominion: Mouth of the Damned Review

Dominions humans find themselves behind the 8-ball in tonights suspenseful, action-packed episode. They didnt just grunt, these possessed hoststhey were grunts. And tonights episode, Mouth of the Damned, certainly bears this out in the shows opening minutes. Spoilersfrom this point on. Dominionis an example of world-building at its deepest. Best of all,Dominionpopulates its world with morally complex, fallible characters. But more on this last point in a bit. This is certainly an evolved way of thinking, given what we know of 8-balls being violent savages....

July 17, 2015 · 2 min · 391 words · Larry Ramirez

Evo 2015: A Guide to the 9 Games of Evo

Here’s what’s what. WATCH THE EVO 2015 LIVE STREAM RIGHT HERE The 14th Evolution Championship Series is upon us. This is the biggest year ever with more contestants and more money on the line. Ad content continues below If you havent caught Evo before, its a sight to see. Here are the nine featured games to look forward to. So if youre like me and you live on the east coast, add three hours....

July 17, 2015 · 2 min · 425 words · Jeremiah Owens

Humans: writers Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley interview

Why do you think the subject has become so prevalent in fiction in recent years? It plays a growing role in our emotional lives expressing ourselves through social media, dating apps etc. But as it becomes more user-friendly, it also becomes more mysterious and powerful. We have less idea how it really works than ever and were not encouraged to find out. Were not encouraged to start unscrewing our phones....

July 17, 2015 · 3 min · 613 words · Melanie Waters

Mr. Robot episode 4 review: eps1.3_da3m0ns.mp4

Robot demonstrates its versatility this week by morphing from heist thriller into an experimental trip… This review contains spoilers. Robots casual viewers; hello cult status. That got weird, fast. Robotmorphed into a Lynchian experiment. You think you know what this show is by now? Think again, it said. Ratings suicide though the approach would be, its as ifDaemonswas intended to sortMr. Robots hard-core audience from the tourists. It was only weeks ago, but it seems a long time sinceMr....

July 17, 2015 · 1 min · 158 words · Kevin Nguyen

Trainwreck Review

Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow deliver the comedy of the summer with Trainwreck, a four-letter word for romance. And the best thing about this set-up is that for Amy, it never truly changes. And the great news is that they succeed with rousing success. Ad content continues below The reason forTrainwrecks appeal is as much about whats happening off-screen as on it. However, such precise bedlam has also been whats missing from Apatows recent sentimental and downbeat directorial efforts....

July 17, 2015 · 1 min · 177 words · Lindsay Powell