The extraordinary Japanese folklore of "Yokai" and "Otaku" gives rise to a strange relationship of love and mystery.
I love movies about reality-bending scientific mysteries. Just having a story where the stakes are so large, it engulfs who we are and what we do is amazing. Think Arthur C. Clarke's "Childhood's End", "Contact", or "The Signal". Interestingly enough, I had never heard of "3 Body Problem" until I saw the Netflix trailer. After researching the story I was amazed how Liu Cixin's world-ending story had escaped me. I plan to watch the series and then read Cixin's book trilogy. I'm sure more content will be spread across those pages than in the 8-episode streaming series.
I’m waiting for the backlash from the trolls about season 12 before anyone has seen a frame of the first episode. But until then, I’ll enjoy the trailer for a new Doctor Who series.
In an age of light, a darkness rises.
I can't say enough how much I love this show. What started as a bastardized step-sister of the MCU, became its own thing starting in the second season and never looked back. It's a shame that the viewing audience abandoned the show by the middle of the first season and didn't hang around long enough to see the incredible wild ride it started in the middle of season 2.
One of my favorite things is watching folks on YouTube discover the show and watch their reactions as they progress through the show and the show and awe as the show amps…
Mercedes Varnado (aka Sasha Banks/Mercedes Moné) has been one of my favorite professional wrestlers ever since she introduced herself as "The Boss" back in NXT. It killed me when she abruptly left WWE after feeling dispected and just seemed to exist in limbo. She did a few dates in the Indies and then wound up in New Japan for a while, but everyone was waiting for her to return to the WWE. But all that ended tonight, because Sasha Banks (now Mercedes Moné) arrived in AEW and is now officially "All Elite". It's interesting that even though I don't really…
Jo, an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space — only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman's desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.
The final season of Star Wars: #TheBadBatch starts streaming February 21, with a three-episode premiere, only on Disney+.
Master Chief John-117 leads his team of elite Spartans against the alien threat known as the Covenant. As humanity’s best hope for winning the war, John-117 discovers his deep connection to a mysterious alien structure that holds the key to humankind’s salvation, or its destruction — the Halo.
Like everyone else I'm still suffering from The Walking Dead fatigue. I think the main show's unamusing ending, coupled with the underwhelming TWD: The World Beyond and whimper of the last episodes of Fear The Walking Dead, and they close to horrible anthology series Tales of The Walking Dead, the franchise seemed to be dying a slow death. But there are some glimmers of goodness. The Maggie/Negan driven Death City along with the Darryl Dixon spinoff shows there still some life in the 4 year old franchise.
Now AMC is dropping the first first trailer for the upcoming The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live and…
Captain Burnham pursues Moll and L'ak by holding onto their starship while it travels at warp speed.