Film Review: Need for Speed

Need for Speed is exactly what it wants be, is a solid representation of the game and, terrible dialogue aside, was a mostly fun time at the movies.

Wes Anderson and the Traits of Serial Killers

Wes Anderson’s films and protagonist are mostly harmless, but when you dig into them they share many characteristics with serial killers.

5 Year Retrospective: Fantastic Mr. Fox

Fantastic Mr. Fox is five years old this fall, but with Grand Budapest Hotel releasing this week it feels appropriate to discuss how well Wes Anderson’s animated adventure has aged in such a short time.

TV Review: Girls 310 – Role-Play

Girls finally finds that wedge to put between Adam and Hannah and its something I never imagined to be a problem for the two, sex.

TV Review: Looking Season 1 Finale – Looking Glass

Looking finishes off its first season with its most emotionally complex episode yet and leaves the door open for a lot of directions in season 2.

TV Review: True Detective Season 1 Finale – Form and Void

True Detective wraps up Season 1 with a thrilling conclusion and one last reminder that reality will always be scarier than any fantasy.

Film Review: 300: Rise of an Empire

300: Rise of an Empire barely makes sense, but the look, feel and action of the original is firmly kept alive with, sadly, little substance.

Film Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel

Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel finds him operating at the peak of his powers and as confident as he’s ever been.

TV Review – Girls 309 – Flo

Girls ditches the friend group for family as a trip home to a dying grandma exposes Hannah’s many emotional influences.

TV Review: True Detective 107 – After You’ve Gone

True Detective realigns for the finale in a slow turn that finds tense moments in the simple reality that real life is way scarier than any fantasy.

Middle of the Row

Author: Zac