‘Preacher’ Begins to Set Up Their Endgame (TV REVIEW)
James Roberts
July 5, 2016
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With season one’s end on the horizon, Preacher begins to tie its loose threads together in beautiful fashion.
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‘Election Year’ Is the Best ‘Purge’ Yet (FILM REVIEW)
James Roberts
July 1, 2016
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Rote horror takes a sideline to social commentary, making The Purge: Election Year an intriguing political satire.
Neil Young’s Surreal 1982 Comedy ‘Human Highway’ Gets Directors Cut Re-Release (DVD REVIEW)
Doug Collette
July 1, 2016
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Human Highway is Neil Young’s second foray into a full-length feature film, the followup to Journey Through the Past from 1972, and it’s not all that surprising the Canadian would
‘Silicon Valley’ Season Finale Doesn’t Crash the Gates, But They Get There All the Same (TV REVIEW)
Danielle Houtkooper
June 27, 2016
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It was an uneventful close to an uneven season that managed to satisfy as much as it underwhelmed.
Praise Be To ‘Preacher’ (TV REVIEW)
James Roberts
June 27, 2016
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After a slow couple of weeks, Preacher comes out strong and shows just how great it can be with a little bit of effort.
What ‘The Shallows’ Lacks in Depth, it Nearly Makes Up in Fun (FILM REVIEW)
James Roberts
June 24, 2016
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The Shallows begs neither for a watch nor remembrance, but still sort of manages to be a fun enough time at the movies.
At Long Last, ‘Game Of Thrones’ Gives Some Overdue, Bittersweet Payoff (TV REVIEW)
Christian Long
June 20, 2016
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Game of Thrones nears the end of its sixth season with a satisfying, mesmerizing episode that stands solidly among the best of the best.
‘Silicon Valley’ Returns to Satirical Form (TV REVIEW)
Danielle Houtkooper
June 20, 2016
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Siliicon Valley is back on track in the penultimate episode of its third season.
‘Preacher’ Treads Helplessly Through the ‘Swamp’ (TV REVIEW)
James Roberts
June 20, 2016
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In just four episodes, Preacher has gone from brilliant to just okay. Can they change the tide before it’s too late?
Looking Back on an Overlooked ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Classic
Danielle Houtkooper
June 18, 2016
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Vow of Silence represented all the best qualities of Larry David’s awkward comedic style and forever changed the way we see frozen yogurt.
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