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Here I collect every short review I made on TV Shows. To see another genre look at the index page. You find it here! When it comes to TV Shows. I enjoy mainly the ones who follows a storyline throughout a whole season. TV shows where they are going to solve a case in 45 minutes I usually find very boring. As you see, sometimes I rate each season and sometimes just the whole show.

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I have no idea why Netflix makes it so hard to browse the different genres on their site. I started to look into it when it wanted to find movies from smaller countries in South America or the Middle-East but couldn’t in any easy way. Netflix will only recommend specific movies and genres if you’ve […]

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9/10 … It makes me sick to my stomach to see that Al-Mustafa Shabazz who dies during the investigation gets a hero’s funeral. I don’t care what or how much good he have done in his life afterwards, he let 2 innocent men root in prison and HE KILLED MALCOLM X. He’s a traitor to all black people and the human race. If I ever get to Newark I will piss on his grave! …..

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I don’t know why but some artists death just hits me harder than others although I’m not that familiar with his older work, but Jerry Stillers passing on May 11th did. Maybe because I have proberly seen Seinfeld 10 times at least. He started his career in 1957, but I came to know his work […]

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2/10 … WTF is this? It feels like a highschool project made from an iPhone. I came to see some backstory about the clowns in KKK and the different gangs in South Carolina joining forces to fight them. What I got was a lot of random people going to graveyards, rapping, talking about Chris Brown and the last 10 minutes someone filming protesters from the South Carolina streets. The director Terry Dvis go on and on about how he’s smart and use his brain instead of a sword … then if he’s so smart maybe he should have spent a couple of hours studing structure and narrative before making this garbage ….

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Deep red was a classic horror magazine and Chas Baluns (1948–2009), baby. An icon in horror journalism. He wrote for both Fangoria and Gorezone before he released his own magazine, or fanzine might be the correct way to describe the first issues. Balun started to write during the horror movie heydays in the early 1980’s digging deep […]

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7/10 … 😂😂😂 The people behind this movie should really have studied what a clone is? You have to look like Bruce Lee to be a clone, you can’t just take an Asian guy who knows Kung Fu. Or Kung Fu … choreographed dancing might be a better word for what’s going on at the screen. Seldom have I seen more “Let’s hit in the air, but let’s pretend it was in the head” fighting than in this one……

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7/10 … This is probably the biggest horror movie podcast out there, with a lot of guests appearing on the show. Every show usually starts with each hosts going through what they have seen lately, and then goes to a guest. I find it most interesting when the hosts discuss movies on their own, but of course some guests are very interesting. Sometimes they go through a top 5 or 10 list of their favourites within a topic and that’s almost always awesome.

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8,5/10 … Season 3 was just released and I couldn’t wait to watch it as soon as possible. I went out and bought some steakes and beers to be fully prepared. And it didn’t disappoint. Jason Bateman as Marty Byrde, the money laundryguy for the Mexican cartell and his wife Wendy played by Laura Linney are still just a pleasure to see everytime they’re on screen. Jason Bateman plays his character really calm and relaxed. Nothing ever seems to make him …