NYCC 2018: A Discovery of Witches
With the airdate coming nearer and nearer, it was an absolute delight to preview the first episode of the new television adaptation of Deborah Harkness’s bestselling book, A Discovery of
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NYCC 2018: The Passage
Vampires. Viruses. A dystopian world. All of these elements combined with a deep and rich relationship between a man and, in essence, an adopted daughter are the groundwork of Justin
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New York Film Festival: What We’re Excited For
Can you believe it’s already Fall? That means events galore including the 56th New York Film Festival. There’s so many fantastic films to see–from dramas to documentaries–that it may be
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SDCC 2018: Riverdale
In its sophomore season, Riverdale threw surprise after surprise at viewers. There was a lot death (hello season of The Black Hood and creeptastic Chic). There were many shady business
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SDCC 2018: A Discovery of Witches
The book-to-TV adaptation of A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness has been long-awaited by fans. So, the excitement was palpable at San Diego Comic-Con 2018 when the cast and
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SDCC 2018: Inside the Nightflyers Press Room
George R.R. Martin fans will have a new show to obsess over this fall: Nightflyers. Syfy’s new TV show adaptation of the Martin novella is a blend of genres: sci-fi,
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SDCC 2018: Origin
YouTube Red has a new sci-fi TV series coming this fall, and it looks awesome. Origin is about a group of strangers who wake up on a spaceship on a
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SDCC 2018: Beyond the Convention Center
It’s that time of year again: San Diego Comic-Con! There’s always so much to do and see during the show that it’s hard to wade through all of the information.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2018: Into the Okavango
National Geographic Documentary Films screened Into the Okavango at the Tribeca Film Festival this year. The documentary follows an expedition down the Okavango River in Africa. Dr. Steve Boyes leads a
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Tribeca Film Festival 2018: Little Women
Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women is a classic piece of literature for a reason: it is a timeless and universal portrait of women. Written by a woman about women in
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