The Vampire Lestat found its footing. Now, it finds its heart. For those who read my review of episode 4, you know that while The Vampire Lestat was undoubtedly my most anticipated television release of the year, I found the first two episodes lacking and very disappointing. Episode 3 was a big step up, and thankfully the show has continued its upward trajectory ever since, with each episode being just as good if not better than the last. Let’s take a look at my favorite mo

After a rocky and unsatisfying start, The Vampire Lestat is finally coming into its own. Episode 3 established that the show was capable of achieving something remotely similar to the levels of greatness it achieved in its first two seasons when it was titled Interview with the Vampire, and episode 4 continued that trend, proving that after a disappointing first two episodes, the show is now findings its footing and is on its way to telling the story we all hoped for. Episode

CONTAINS SPOILERS Season two of Netflix’s Shadow and Bone (a tv series based on the wildly popular Grishaverse novels by Leigh Bardugo)...

Recently, every time I logged onto Twitter, my timeline was filled with tweets concerning 'ofmd'. Soon after this began occurring, I discerned that ofmd stood for Our Flag Means Death and shortly after that I learned that it was an HBOMax show popularly referred to as “the gay pirate show”. I hurriedly finished watching Death Note so I could find out what the hype was about. With the show consisting of only 10 half-hour episodes, it was an easy watch. As is my brand, I was la

Read the Vanity Fair Article here: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2022/02/amazon-the-rings-of-power-series-first-look On Thursday, at 8 am EST, Middle-earth fans received the most in-depth look yet at the upcoming Amazon series Rings of Power, set to premier September 2 of this year, via a release from Vanity Fair. I was in class at the time, but that was hardly enough to stop me from eagerly reading the article the moment it dropped. Here are my thoughts: My faith in

September 26, 2021 was a magical night for the theatre community. It was the night of the long-awaited 2020 Tony Awards ceremony and was followed by a two-hour long televised event entitled "Broadway's Back". The whole night was a glorious one and served as a source of joy as well as a reminder of just how amazing, fantastic, wonderful and all the other positive adjectives theatre is. The celebration was all the things a night like this should be: big, spectacular, beautifu

Shadow and Bone is not the new Game of Thrones. It doesn’t need to be. Every now and then, groundbreaking, industry changing shows like Game of Thrones, or my personal favorite, Lost, come along and as soon as they’re wrapped, whenever a show in a relatively similar genre comes out, critics immediately start asking of the new show, “Is this the new version of that other show we all loved?” The answer is almost always no. There’s a reason groundbreaking shows stand apart from