Top 10 horror films of 2015
Despite the general consensus that modern horror movies aren’t nearly as good as the classics, 2015 was an absolutely fantastic year for the genre.
With Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Disney is afraid to let go of the past
Back in 1983, Star Wars fanatics everywhere lined up for Return of the Jedi, their expectations through the roof for the next installment in the series. It was a satisfying sequel overall, but one element rubbed a lot of people the wrong way: the repetition of the Death Star storyline.
Bridge of Spies is a surprisingly thrilling legal drama from Steven Spielberg
With the exact same running time as one of the year’s biggest movies, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Steven Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies manages to be just as relentlessly entertaining.
What The Phantom Menace got wrong about Star Wars that The Force Awakens needs to get right
As we count down the days until Star Wars returns to theaters, it’s difficult not to flash back to 1999 when we all felt this same anticipation for The Phantom Menace.
Wildly ambitious third season of ‘Nathan For You’ offers compelling character study
Nathan Fielder’s Comedy Central series Nathan For You has quietly become one of the best shows on television, and its wildly ambitious third season was nothing short of remarkable.
Krampus is a delightfully dark holiday spectacular
As we get older, Christmas can become an increasingly bleak time of year.
After a rocky start, it’s time to give ‘The Muppets’ another chance
The Muppets’ return to television has not exactly been ideal.
Exploring Twitch TV, the Internet’s very own reality show
If you want to watch a group of people wrapped up in some seriously juicy drama, you don’t need a cable subscription anymore: the next generation of reality TV is hiding on Twitch.
Nothing to see here: 10 controversial episodes that were banned from television
Some pretty controversial television episodes have been broadcast over the years, but the most provocative ones have been so well hidden that you’ve likely never once laid eyes on them.
BY BRENDAN MORROW 