On Friday, Amazon released all 10 episodes of Transparent season 3, and I have some general thoughts on the year, followed by a mini-reviews of each episode, coming up just as soon as I say I'm the strip club's It person... As I alluded to in the introduction to my interview with the always-candid Gaby Hoffmann, I found that season 3 worked more in individual moments — or at times for entire episodes — than it did as a season of TV. The character arcs frequently felt like they were jumping from Point A to Point D without worrying about B or C, even though it wasn't structurally all that different from the previous seasons. Great performances, great scenes, and slightly more self-awareness from the Pfeffermans — Maura and Shelly, at least, and maybe Ali — but something was a bit lacking compared to the show's previous heights. Let's go episode-by-episode, and I'll do my best not...
- 9/26/2016
- by Alan Sepinwall
- Hitfix
Teresa’s journey continued in Queen of the South Season 1 Episode 3 as she fought to be something other than disposable.
Teresa wants to be valuable because she’s seen what happens when you lose your value in this world; you end up a whore, a junkie or both.
And then you die.
If I know too much, I'm dispensable. If I know too little, I’m disposable.
Teresa Permalink: If I know too much, I'm dispensable. If I know too little, I’m disposable. Added: July 07, 2016
In this world, even being a drug mule is a step up but Teresa’s showing that she has skills that go beyond swallowing bags and throwing them back up.
As impressive as that may have been, Camilla was quick to point out that even an animal will chew off it’s own limb in order to survive.
In other words, there’s a...
Teresa wants to be valuable because she’s seen what happens when you lose your value in this world; you end up a whore, a junkie or both.
And then you die.
If I know too much, I'm dispensable. If I know too little, I’m disposable.
Teresa Permalink: If I know too much, I'm dispensable. If I know too little, I’m disposable. Added: July 07, 2016
In this world, even being a drug mule is a step up but Teresa’s showing that she has skills that go beyond swallowing bags and throwing them back up.
As impressive as that may have been, Camilla was quick to point out that even an animal will chew off it’s own limb in order to survive.
In other words, there’s a...
- 7/8/2016
- by Christine Orlando
- TVfanatic
by Seth Metoyer
MoreHorror.com
Director Jessica Cameron is bringing the blood, sexiness and thrills yet again with her second film Mania. Shooting on the film (as well as Desolation and Kill the Pa) has wrapped and you can find all the details and some Nsfw stills from Mania under the official details below.
Mania stars leading lady Ellie Church (Indie Director, The Girl Who Played with the Dead, And Then You Die!) and Tristan Risk (American Mary, House of Manson, Call Girl).
From The Press Release:
The triple feature, cross-country road movie extravaganza has completed principal photography. Producer Mem Ferda and executive producers Jessica Cameron and Jonathan Scott Higgins announced that all three projects (feature films Mania and Desolation, along with documentary Kill the Pa) are in post production. The producers were kind enough to pass along some unreleased stills from the set of Mania.
Mania marks the 2nd...
MoreHorror.com
Director Jessica Cameron is bringing the blood, sexiness and thrills yet again with her second film Mania. Shooting on the film (as well as Desolation and Kill the Pa) has wrapped and you can find all the details and some Nsfw stills from Mania under the official details below.
Mania stars leading lady Ellie Church (Indie Director, The Girl Who Played with the Dead, And Then You Die!) and Tristan Risk (American Mary, House of Manson, Call Girl).
From The Press Release:
The triple feature, cross-country road movie extravaganza has completed principal photography. Producer Mem Ferda and executive producers Jessica Cameron and Jonathan Scott Higgins announced that all three projects (feature films Mania and Desolation, along with documentary Kill the Pa) are in post production. The producers were kind enough to pass along some unreleased stills from the set of Mania.
Mania marks the 2nd...
- 12/9/2014
- by admin
- MoreHorror
Fear.
It seems to me that when it comes to Dark Souls II, fear is the name of the game. However, as time goes on, that fear is gradually replaced with daring, a daring that slowly becomes bravery until finally the game is mastered, and you’re filled with a feeling of great satisfaction, even confidence.
And then you die.
This, in a nutshell, sums up the Dark Souls experience. Success at great cost, followed by failure. It’s ultimately an extremely harrowing journey, yet therein lies its reward; for, like the old school games of yore which inspired it, only through maddening perseverance can one achieve success.
Like it’s progenitors, Dark Souls II almost immediately instills a sense of mystery and wonder about its world, a feeling that urges you onward into the abyss even as you’re filled with palpable dread as to what might be around the next corner.
It seems to me that when it comes to Dark Souls II, fear is the name of the game. However, as time goes on, that fear is gradually replaced with daring, a daring that slowly becomes bravery until finally the game is mastered, and you’re filled with a feeling of great satisfaction, even confidence.
And then you die.
This, in a nutshell, sums up the Dark Souls experience. Success at great cost, followed by failure. It’s ultimately an extremely harrowing journey, yet therein lies its reward; for, like the old school games of yore which inspired it, only through maddening perseverance can one achieve success.
Like it’s progenitors, Dark Souls II almost immediately instills a sense of mystery and wonder about its world, a feeling that urges you onward into the abyss even as you’re filled with palpable dread as to what might be around the next corner.
- 3/19/2014
- by Mike Worby
- SoundOnSight
Misheard lyrics occur in that time between your enthusiastic first listen of a song and when you can be bothered to look up the actual words (usually after having a blazing row in which you insist, wrongly, that your version is definitely right.) No matter how ridiculous what you think you heard sounds in your own head, you accept it, because your ears aren’t liars, and that’s definitely what Florence just sang. And now that everyone’s too cool to print their lyrics on album sleeves, it’s now even more easy to get swept up in the tide of nonsense that your brain foolishly tricks you into thinking is real.
Even worse than that, sometimes the occasion rises when you have to sing those words out loud: it may be a car journey when you lose yourself in the music journey, or – God forbid – a bus journey...
Even worse than that, sometimes the occasion rises when you have to sing those words out loud: it may be a car journey when you lose yourself in the music journey, or – God forbid – a bus journey...
- 2/3/2014
- by Beth Rogers
- Obsessed with Film
The folks at Hm&Film Films and Wonky Mustache Productions put together a nifty little slasher entitled “And Then You Die” last year. After tons of hard work, the filmmakers have finally unleashed the flick onto DVD and Blu-ray. Although I’m not the biggest fan of the slasher subgenre, I thought the flick was a step above the majority of the low-budget entries I’ve encountered over the years. Check out my review if you’re curious. Anyway, the guys recently informed me that “And Then You Die” is now available to purchase on home video. If dropping more than 20 bucks on a movie you haven’t seen sounds like a very risky investment of your entertainment dollar, then you can always rent the movie for five bucks. That’s a damn good deal if you ask me. Here’s what the flick is about. You know, in case...
- 4/11/2013
- by Todd Rigney
- Beyond Hollywood
Neighbors: You just never know what you're going to get.
Consider, for instance, the new trailer for "The House at the End of the Street." On the one hand, you could end up with "The Hunger Games" superstar Jennifer Lawrence as your new neighbor. On the other hand, you could also end up with a creepy house that has a serial killer locked in the basement.
Hey, you win some, you lose some. And then you die.
Fresh off of the massive success of "The Hunger Games" comes the first trailer for Lawrence's first horror movie, "The House at the End of the Street," which was actually filmed back before she took on the role of Katniss Everdeen. Co-starring Elisabeth Shue," The House at the End of the Street" (or Hates for short. No, seriously) tells the story of a mother-daughter duo who move into a new house only to...
Consider, for instance, the new trailer for "The House at the End of the Street." On the one hand, you could end up with "The Hunger Games" superstar Jennifer Lawrence as your new neighbor. On the other hand, you could also end up with a creepy house that has a serial killer locked in the basement.
Hey, you win some, you lose some. And then you die.
Fresh off of the massive success of "The Hunger Games" comes the first trailer for Lawrence's first horror movie, "The House at the End of the Street," which was actually filmed back before she took on the role of Katniss Everdeen. Co-starring Elisabeth Shue," The House at the End of the Street" (or Hates for short. No, seriously) tells the story of a mother-daughter duo who move into a new house only to...
- 3/29/2012
- by Scott Harris
- NextMovie
Warning: If you are a hard-core fan of Booth and Bones' love story, then this video will indeed make your heart fill up with so much love that you might not have room for any other organs by the time it's done. And then you die. Happy Halloween! But for real, Fox just released this really sweet and adorable Bones promo chronicling the journey that Booth (David Boreanaz) and Bones (Emily Deschanel) have been on over the years. And finally (finally!) they are together and expecting a little bouncing crime-solving baby. But it took them a while to get there, as the promo will remind you. Enjoy the tender montage of moments from Booth and Bones' past, and tune into Fox for the season-seven premiere of Bones...
- 10/28/2011
- E! Online
British soul singer Sade will never abandon her homeland for the U.S. - despite comparing England to a "sour old auntie." The "Smooth Operator" star is back in the spotlight with the release of a new album, her first since 2000's "Lovers Rock".
And even though the reclusive singer has a loyal fanbase in America - with her new single "Soldier" hitting the Hot 100 in January - Sade insists she enjoys her love/hate relationship with her native U.K. She tells The Sunday Times magazine, "It can be very hostile, England. Not just to me, to everybody. England's like a sour old auntie."
She continues to explain, "You go and stay with her although she criticizes you all the time and doesn't treat you right, even when you're doing your best. But you keep on loving her, in a certain way. And then you die. Those b**ches always outlive you!
And even though the reclusive singer has a loyal fanbase in America - with her new single "Soldier" hitting the Hot 100 in January - Sade insists she enjoys her love/hate relationship with her native U.K. She tells The Sunday Times magazine, "It can be very hostile, England. Not just to me, to everybody. England's like a sour old auntie."
She continues to explain, "You go and stay with her although she criticizes you all the time and doesn't treat you right, even when you're doing your best. But you keep on loving her, in a certain way. And then you die. Those b**ches always outlive you!
- 2/3/2010
- by AceShowbiz.com
- Aceshowbiz
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