Banshee: The Fire Trials Review

Cinemaxs Banshee serves up violence and pathos in equal measure in tonights hard-hitting premiere. Spoilersahead for tonights season premiere and last seasons finale. Its hard to know where to begin with a big, ambitious series likeBanshee. The worst of it may be that she and Hood are no longer together. He has moved on, embracing unexpected happiness with Siobhan, one of his deputies. This is family values,Banshee-style. Ad content continues below...

January 10, 2015 · 2 min · 329 words · William Brown

A Stephen King Movie Universe: Warner Bros.’ Big Opportunity

We think Josh Boone’s film adaptation of The Stand might be the start of an entire cinematic universe. In fact, its going to takefourmovies. There is a bigger discussion to be had about what this means for Stephen King movies moving forward. The film studio is currently suffering a franchise dry spell. Both series reached their logical conclusions, and Warner Bros. have been left scattering for something new. WBs answer to their big franchise problem?...

January 9, 2015 · 3 min · 537 words · Kayla Cain

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and purity of game design

Treasure Trackers cuboid arrangement makes every level feel intimate and confined. Again,Treasure Trackers bijoux quality could be seen as a further sign of Nintendos tendency to play safe. Treasure Trackerhas that exact same sense of precision.

January 9, 2015 · 1 min · 36 words · Stephanie Hill

Portlandia Season 5 Premiere Review

Toni and Candace deliver an Oscar-worthy performance in one of Portlandia’s best episodes to date. Is there anyone on television more ahead of the curve than Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein? When we got complacent with our sense of fashion, they dared us to put a bird on it. When we got thirsty, well, we didnt drink their milk because wed get really sick. They ripped up the scripts that made the show a cult success and demanded a god damn buffett....

January 9, 2015 · 2 min · 304 words · Joshua Flores

Predestination Review

Ethan Hawke is a man out of time in the trippy Predestination. Filmed nearly two years ago,Predestinationis quite a different beast from the action-orientedDaybreakers. Hes posing as a bartender when the Unmarried Mother walks in. And thats not even where the Unmarried Mothers woes end. Rating: 4 out of 5

January 9, 2015 · 1 min · 50 words · Alan Little

Taken 3 Review

Liam Neeson returns as Bryan Mills after another one of his women is wronged in Taken 3. The stern features, the imposing stature, and the thick Irish brogue that even when Americanized hisses menace? That is not to say thatTaken 3is a talentless affair. But for the first time in his recent string of New Year donnybrooks, even Neeson looks inescapably bored. We can understand, however, Bryans refusal to see her as a grown up....

January 9, 2015 · 1 min · 155 words · Sharon Cole

The Taken trilogy, wish-fulfilment and wish wariness

What were getting here is major-league grief and a double-sided manhunt with Neeson on the warpath hungry for retribution. I look forward to seeing that, but I also feel bad for Mills. Secretly, the ex-government operative and one-man vengeance-machine was hoping something like this would happen. When the cameras not rolling and when nobodys watching, Bryan Mills wishes upon a star for action. He wishes for danger. Ad content continues below...

January 9, 2015 · 2 min · 333 words · Rachael Lee

The top 14 movie soundtracks and scores of 2014

That mesmerising lub-dub drum beat seems to get stronger, as our protagonist appears to grow more human-like. You find yourself wondering what on earth Johanssons ET would make of the album if she heard it. There are films about folk singers. There are others accompanied by folk singers. This is fromInside Llewyn Davis. And it never gets old. Love, gravity, departing, coming back. It all becomes the same thing in the end: a breathtaking whirl of ambition and emotion....

January 8, 2015 · 3 min · 567 words · Karen Wagner

Vincent Piazza interview: Boardwalk Empire, Lucky Luciano

Warning: this article containsBoardwalk Empirespoilers. The end ofBoardwalkis quite a big one for Charlie. Weve seen him grow from the impatient young hothead of 1920 to someone a little more world-weary and considered. How did you approach the task of showing that ten-year growth while keeping true to the character? Thank you for that. Its fun to play. Ad content continues below I bet it is. Its pretty unlucky for them, I mean, they dont last very long....

January 8, 2015 · 2 min · 421 words · Meghan Butler

Agent Carter Premiere Review

Agent Carter, the second official series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is here. And we’ve got our time-warping review of the premiere… Well, its finally here. First off, the first episode ofAgent Carteravoided the pitfalls that the initial episodes ofAgents of SHIELDfell into. The show maintained the tone and aesthetic established by director Joe Johnston in the first Cap film. Steve Rogers was a constant presence; his loss was palpable and almost visible on Peggy Carters stoic visage....

January 7, 2015 · 2 min · 302 words · Jesse Castillo

75 Best Twitter Accounts For TV Fans to Follow

Twitters impact on television has been profound in the last few years. Dan Harmon BetweenCommunityandRick and Morty, Harmon is a must-follow showrunner for 2015. Bryan Fuller TheHannibalshowrunner loves to interact with fans and retweet fan art. Kay Cannon TheNew Girland30 Rockwriter has plenty of industry insight and some excellent mom tweets. Mark Duplass The Leaguefunnyman has proven his writing chops and brings his unique style to Twitter. Katie Aselton Duplass wife andThe Leagueco-star is no slouch either....

January 6, 2015 · 3 min · 635 words · Madeline Swanson

Broadchurch series 2 episode 1 review

Broadchurch series two eases back into its investigation with clockwork-precise plotting and characteristically strong performances… Warning: this review contains spoilers. Were all hooked of course. As was ITVs plan. The first episode was more a mathematical achievement than anything else. The hour reminded us a little too forcefully and too often perhaps that nobodys innocent and everybodys hiding things. were being asked to consider whether or not Joe Miller is really Dannys killer after all....

January 6, 2015 · 1 min · 145 words · Douglas Mack

Gotham: Rogues’ Gallery review

We spend a few nights inside Arkham Asylum in the latest episode of Gotham, “Rogues Gallery.” Here’s Mike’s review… ThisGothamreview contains spoilers. Ive been tough onGothamthis year. Plus, remember how miserableAgents of SHIELDwas for much of its first season? With that polite preamble out of the way, Im so conflicted about this episode. It did lots of little things right, and a couple of big things, too. I do feel that was spoiled by some truly bad decisions, but well get to those....

January 6, 2015 · 3 min · 439 words · Lisa Campbell