Shawn S. Lealos The Walking Dead is back tonight with the final episode of its 10th season, and then AMC will follow it up with a new spinoff series. Instead of starting another long-running series such as Fear the Walking Dead, AMC has chosen to create the new spinoffs as limited series, which allows the showrunners to tell
Rian Johnson is one of the top directors working in Hollywood today, although many people don’t like him due to his work in the Star Wars world. Johnson tried to bring something new and fresh to the Star Wars franchise and turned off many older fans who have a strict outlook on what the Star
It is a shame that the coronavirus pandemic has kept so many great movies from reaching theaters and reaching as many eyes as possible in 2020. No one might be more affected by this than Charlie Plummer, who has two movies that just hit that are not getting the attention many of them deserve. The
Monsterland is the new horror anthology that arrived on Hulu, based on the book, North American Lake Monsters: Stories by Nathan Ballingrud. The book is a series of short stories based on monsters in mythology. However, what makes this book, and the TV anthology series, different is that the real monsters are not the creatures
Wes Craven showed up in the ’70s and created horror movies that changed what people thought about when watching the genre. Previously, horror meant scary monsters like vampires, werewolves, or giant creatures from the atomic age. Craven believed in something more terrifying, and his movies remain disturbing to this day. Craven was raised in a
Paul Thomas Anderson, who his fans know as PT Anderson, is one of the best critically acclaimed directors working today. His movies often askew toward art-house, but he has quirky sensibilities that make him very interesting and different than his contemporaries. Outside his more artistic offerings, Anderson adds in an occasional absurdist film. Anderson was
The Coen Brothers got their start making movies in the ’80s and they were a massive part of the rise of independent films. Joel and Ethan Coen were raised in Minnesota, which played into the locations of many of their future films. They got their start alongside some other up-and-coming filmmakers at the time, even
Mr. Mercedes was based on a Stephen King novel trilogy about a former cop named Bill Hodges and his activities post-retirement. Unlike most King novels and adaptations, this one had nothing to do with horror — at first — and was instead a crime thriller. The series aired on AT&T Audience, the specialized network that
Dick Wolfe has built a reputation for fantastic procedural shows on network television. FBI was no different. The success of FBI resulted in CBS ordering a spinoff with FBI: Most Wanted. However, there are big changes coming for FBI: Most Wanted. A new showrunner is stepping up to the plate for the second season of
Dick Wolfe has created some of the best procedural shows on network television and FBI was no different. With two seasons under the belt, FBI introduced the world to a group of elite federal agents who worked in New York and undertook complicated mysteries while getting involved in some explosive action. The first season hit