At the beginning of this year, Hulu made an announcement about a horror series they would be launching later in October of 2018. The series would consist of twelve episodes, one released each month, centered around the theme of that month’s holiday. For example, December would revolve around Christmas, January would circumvent New Years, and…
Ruth Deaver has been through a lot in her time on this Earth. Now she has come to a point in which all that she loves and all that she holds dear is smoke. Ruth has been diagnosed as being in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. Her mind often goes elsewhere forgetting where she is,…
Life is nothing shy of a mystery for the townspeople of Castle Rock. It is only a matter of time before the truths that haunt this town come to the surface. As the first season of Castle Rock has progressed, so have the depth of mysteries and the tensions. Until the arrival of The Kid,…
It has been weeks since The Kid was found. Still no name, still no further information on him and a mess for the Warden to clean up. The new Warden has no reason to hold The Kid and has been trying to keep the entire ordeal under wraps since it occurred. There is no logical…
Season 1, Episode 4: ‘The Box’ Episodes 1 through 3 were just the start of the mysteries that live within the hearts, heads, and houses of Castle Rock. The townspeople have witnessed the terrors that have plagued the town for decades. In Season 2, Episode 4: “The Box,” we have the culmination of various factors…
Season 1 – Episode 3: “Local Color” While the secrets that murk the waters of Castle Rock are still hidden beneath the surface, there is still much revealed. In Castle Rock episode 3: “Local Color,” a few of our questions are answered but so many more crop up in their stead. Molly Strand Young Molly…
Season 1 – Episode 2: “Habeas Corpus” Castle Rock is a town wrought with sin. Every nook, every cranny holds the secrets and sins of those who came before. In a town this small nothing goes unnoticed, but some sins are forgotten more quickly than others. Take Warden Lacey for instance. In the fall of…
The Canadian comedy television show, Letterkenny, was picked up by Hulu and released to viewers only months ago. The show is now in its fifth season but Hulu only currently has seasons one and two streaming. We have no word on when season 3 will be available to us. However, if the show becomes as…
Any horror geek will tell you that Stephen King is one of the greatest horror novelists of all time. He is known for creating a world in which monsters are real and live within us. A born native to Maine, many of King’s storylines are centered around fictional towns that lie within the borders of…
Poor Daryl. He grew up with his mother insisting on throwing him these ridiculous birthday parties and, because Wayne and Katy are who they are, they have continued the tradition every year. While many of us associate our birthday with fun and shenanigans, that is not necessarily the case for Daryl. Let’s face it, Daryl…
In 2016 the Canadian equivalency of Comedy Central, aptly named The Comedy Network, aired a show called Letterkenny. Originally made by Crave TV for Canadian viewers, the show was recently picked up by the rising television show titan Hulu. Before the show came to the states it had snippets of episodes on YouTube. These went…
It seems like only yesterday we were being introduced to the likes of the self-centered Jeff Winger, the overachieving Annie Edison, the overbearing Shirley Bennett, the racist Pierce Hawthorne, the childish Troy Barnes, and the meta-fictional Abed Nadir. It seems so recent in our collective memory that we were first welcomed by the statue of…
As our society moves towards a new way of absorbing media, the average viewer is still learning to adjust to the idea of binge-watching. As it is now, binge watching can be a serious drain on productivity, it can destroy your social life, and it can lessen the experience of watching the show over time….
I like to summon a 10ft tall Kodiak grizzly I’ve named Alpine, and then shapeshift into a cave lion myself, but when I’m out of mana I usually just watch anime–especially the kind involving magical academies, living dolls (Rozen Maiden much?), and tons of exciting fights/action scenes that challenge my suspension of disbelief! Luckily for…
Ed West here with the good word on where to go to get your Anime fix on the internet. Much like you, dear reader, I am absolutely burnt out when it comes to downloading whopping folders of anime (Blue Exorcist HD Blu-ray rips recently cost me a hefty 66GB of hard-drive space!). So where does…