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.

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.

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.

TV Review: True Detective 102 – Seeing Things

True Detective explorers its heroes’ darker sides this week as they fill in some background on the characters while making a couple of breaks in their case.

Internet Film Critics Society Announces 2013 Awards

Every year I contribute to the IFCS’ annual awards discussion and this year’s results are probably the most I have ever been able to support. I don’t think any of my picks line up one to one, but most categories I had the winners some where in the vicinity of my list toppers.

Middle of the Row

Author: Zac