Film Review: Labor Day

With Labor Day, Jason Reitman has created a film that fails so hard, at almost every turn, it leaves you doubting his abilities going forward; no matter your opinion before hand.

Book Review: The Well of Tears by Roberta Trahan

This well may have water to provide for those thirsty for fantasy, but it doesn’t taste as good as the water from the well over there. Don’t worry, I judge me for that intro too.

TV Review: Looking 103 – Looking at Your Browser History

Looking keeps digging deeper into its characters as the men look toward their futures; romantically and professionally.

TV Review: Girls 305 – Only Child

Girls comes down off its comedic high as things start to get real and the characters confront realities in their lives.

TV Review: Looking 102 – Looking for Uncut

Looking uses its protagonists to look a relationships from three different angles in another fine, funny episode.

TV Review: Girls 304 – Dead Inside

Girls delivered one its best episodes to date with a master class in dark humor as Hannah discovers she is dead inside.

TV Review: True Detective 103 – The Locked Room

True Detective puts religion, masculinity and a possible suspect in its cross-hairs while finding a wicked sense of humor along the way.

Album Review: A Great Big World’s ‘Is There Anybody Out There?’

Proving that instrumentation can still chart, Ian Axel and Chad Vaccarino (aka A Great Big World) impresses with their long awaited debut album.

TV Review: Looking Premiere – Looking For Now

Looking is a vibrant and lively entry into HBO’s Sunday night lineup that already has four deep and interesting characters after only one episode.

TV Review: Girls 303 – She Said OK

Girls brings a new character into the fold while getting the whole gang back together in one place for the first time in a very long time.

Middle of the Row

Month: January 2014