True Blood Review, Season 4, Episode 10: “Burning Down the House” Written by Nancy Oliver Directed by Lesli Linka Glatter Airs Sundays at 9pm (ET) on HBO This week, on True Blood: Sookie lays the smack down, Jason feels guilty, Marnie talks Antonia back onto the ledge, Eric’s back, Tommy and Sam reconcile, Jesus crawls …
True Blood Review, Season 4, Episode 9: “Let’s Get Out of Here” Written by Brian Buckner Directed by Romeo Tirone Airs Sundays at 9pm (ET) on HBO This week, on True Blood: Antonia shows her true colors, Sam goes camping, Debbie falls off the wagon, Mavis gets some closure, Sookie’s dreams get steamy, Tommy takes …
True Blood Review- Season 4, Episode 8: “Spellbound” Written by Alan Ball Directed by Daniel Minahan Airs Sundays at 9pm (ET) on HBO This week on True Blood: Sookie and Eric get stoned on each other’s blood, Marcus shows some good, and later bad, judgment, Tommy takes the money and runs, Mikey’s Ghost Nanny takes …
True Blood, Season 4, Episode 7: “Cold Grey Light of Dawn” Written by Alexander Woo Directed by Michael Ruscio Airs Sundays at 9pm (ET) on HBO This week on True Blood: Antonia is back with a vengeance, Tara dumps her girlfriend and gets her necromancy on, Eric and Sookie have a humorous amount of …
True Blood, Season 4, Episode 6: “I Wish I Was the Moon” Written by Raelle Tucker Directed by Jeremy Podeswa Airs Sundays at 9pm (ET) on HBO This week, on True Blood: Eric and Sookie fans squee, something is wrong with baby Mikey, Tommy discovers a new and exciting way to ruin Sam’s life, Jesus …
True Blood is by no means a perfect show, and it does have a history of starting strong and fizzling out at the end of a given season, but it’s still one I enjoy and think doesn’t get enough respect. To that end, here are 10 reasons I’ve stuck with the show and think you …
Friday July 10th marked the North American premiere of Thirst at Fantasia, Park Chan-Wook’s latest effort. Mostly known for his Vengeance Trilogy, Park has created a movie that is even more stylistically polished than his previous films, if you can believe that. Thirst is immaculately shot and cleverly punctuated with scenes that would easily offend …
Billed as a horror film, The Hunger is anything but. What it is, however, is a credible first effort by Tony Scott (Déjà vu, Domino, Man on fire), Ridley’s younger brother. Immediately after watching I came to the conclusion that this film is one of either two things: an incredibly good 80s vampire movie or …