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National Geographic premiered the second season of their original series Genius, which centers on Pablo Picasso.  Antonio Banderas is playing the passionate painter in his later years in life, with Alex Rich playing young Pablo. The first season of the series focused on Albert Einstein (played by Geoffrey Rush) and delved into his relationship with his parents as well as his wife […]

We keep saying it but Legion remains a high point of episodic television.  It’s trippy, very psychedelic, and strangely addictive. The story of mutants and mental powers being told in the rich visceral era the original Chris Claremont X-Men stories were placed in was a genius move, and one that sets the show appart on FX from any of […]

Tonight HBO’s acclaimed series Westworld returns for the premiere of season 2 with episode “Journey Into Night”. The wait has been long for fans of the show, the ending of season 1 leaving most viewers with more questions than answers. Returning cast members have been nothing but excited for the episode to air, attendees at the […]

Sony PlayStation’s new chapter in the God of War franchise finally released on April 19th, and we’ve been giving it most of our attention. The title was created by Santa Monica Studio this time around, and God of War director Cory Barlog really delivered. Barlog posted this super emotional video reacting to the so far OVERWHELMINGLY positive reviews of the […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] The aw-shucks fish out of water that we find in the latest Amy Schumer vehicle, I Feel Pretty, is far from original. If you’ve seen anything from A Devil Wears Prada to Working Girl to The Secret of My Success, you’ll find yourself in very familiar territory. But there’s nothing wrong with that, […]

The 6th and final season of FX’s Cold War era spy drama series The Americans continues with episode 4. Elizabeth Jennings (Keri Russell) continues to train her daughter Paige (Holly Taylor) in the ways of her parents, while also running dangerous solo ops.  Philip Jennings (Matthew Rhys) lost his personal battle to stay out of the […]

We keep saying it but Legion remains a high point of episodic television.  It’s trippy, very psychedelic, and strangely addictive. The story of mutants and mental powers being told in the rich visceral era the original Chris Claremont X-Men stories were placed in was a genius move, and one that sets the show appart on FX from any […]

If you like watching incredible chefs create works of edible art from the comfort of your couch, Chef’s Table on Netflix is the series for you. The fourth season of the show is currently available right now, and it continues to be a visual feast. One of my personal favorite things Netflix has started doing in the […]

You know how stuff will appear in your Netflix list overnight, and you think to yourself, “well, I guess I know what I’m watching later”? That’s what happened with The Titan. Sneaking into my “recently released list”, the trailer offered just enough to immediately pique my interest. Starring Sam Worthington and Taylor Schilling, The Titan is more […]

It goes without saying that anytime Dwayne The Rock Johnson is in a film, he’ll bring butts to the movie theater seats.  Some studios have even gone so far as to call him the most consistent theater draw in a decade, and it’s not really all that surprising. His most recent film Rampage – based on the 1986 […]