TV Review: Mad Men 702 – A Day’s Work

Mad Men has an A+ episode that is hilarious, heartfelt, builds up tons of characters and moves the plot forward in every direction. It’s episodes like this that remind you that it is the best show on TV.

Film Review: Transcendence

Transcendence is the directorial debut from Wally Pfister and the result is a terrible mess of a movie.

TV Review: Mad Men Season 7 Premiere – Time Zones

Mad Men returns for the first half of its final season and it finds everyone feeling a lot of stress. Unless your name is Pete Campbell.

TV Without Commercials: Game of Thrones 4.2

The first bombshell of season four has dropped! Two episodes in, and the game has been changed entirely. Major character deaths have become a staple of this series but as usual, I don’t think anyone (except for those who read the books) saw this one coming.

Film Review: Draft Day

Draft Day holds on too tight to its playbook as it dully, and predictably, slogs towards an entertaining finale.

TV Without Commercials: Game of Thrones Season 4 Premiere

Game of Thrones is back! Last season set the bar incredibly high that it would be next to impossible for most shows to compare. Luckily, this isn’t just any show, and the Season 4 premiere was far from disappointing.

Film Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Captain America: The Winter Soldier is the best Marvel Studios film not called The Avengers by having great action, fantastic pacing and a plot that builds off everything that came before it.

Looking Ahead to 2014: Second Quarter (April – June)

One quarter down so far this year, three to go. Here’s our list of what is peaking our excitement in the next few months.

Film Review: Nymphomaniac

Lars von Trier has finally unleashed Nymphomaniac and the result is an engrossing character study that is a master class of craft and balance of tone.

Book Review: The Maze Runner by James Dashner

With The Maze Runner on my “to read” list for a while now, the release of the trailer for the upcoming film adaptation was all the push I needed to finally crack the book open. Turns out I probably could have just waited for the movie.