Sugar, Star City, and Apple TV’s Renewal & Cancellation Practices
It might have finally happened. Apple might have run out of money. Or, at least, they’ve closed the door to...
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Door Into Darkness: The Missing Link of Dario Argento’s Filmography
By 1973 Dario Argento had apparently sworn off giallo cinema. He’d popularised the genre in 1970 with The Bird with...
The Best and Worst of Millennium Season 3
The millennium is closer than ever but the end of the world has never felt further away. While the second...
Batman: Caped Crusader Continues With Hit-and-Miss Villain Remixes And a Bland Hero in Season 2
I was expecting Batman: Caped Crusader to evolve in its second season. And while there have been changes, most of...
Disclosure Day Offers The Finale The X-Files Needed
I spent years imagining a third X-Files movie. Finally there’d be some pay off to the mythology, the meandering alien...
Apple’s Cape Fear Is Total Trash But An Absolute Blast
Spoiler warning for all 10 episodes of Apple’s Cape Fear. Apple’s Cape Fear series is caught between prestige television and...
The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer Remains A Shocking And Necessary Piece Of The Twin Peaks Puzzle
The story goes that a 12-year-old Jennifer Lynch was picked up from school one day by her father, the filmmaker...
Lovecraft, The Lighthouse, and Patricia: Hopes for Widow’s Bay Season 2
Widow’s Bay is the show of the summer. I can’t decide whether I should brag that I was anticipating the...
Psycho II is a Surprisingly Strong Sequel
Psycho II is far better than it has any right to be. A belated sequel to a Hitchcock masterpiece, released...
Hotel Room: David Lynch’s Fascinating, Forgotten TV Show
Just when I accepted we’d never get any more David Lynch projects, I discovered Hotel Room. The director has a...
