Tuesday TV on U&Dave: Quizzical Whimsy Meets Motor Mayhem
Explore U&Dave’s Tuesday lineup from motorised banter to culinary adventures, quiz intrigue, and comedy panel play – a curated mix that balances entertainment with sharp wit.
BBC Three’s Weekly Line‑up: From Top Gear to Doctor Who – Your Next TV Fix
A sharp‑edge guide to what BBC Three is airing this week, spotlighting the hottest dramas, documentaries and quirky specials for every age and interest. We cut through the clutter to…
Blu-ray Review: Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America
“The past isn’t dead — it’s never even the past,” once wrote Tennessee Williams. His words were meant to illustrate the manner in which we are often held down and…
Blu-ray/DVD Column: No Man of God, Dreaming Grand Avenue, Lourdes, Sibyl
Serial killers, both real and fictitious, have long been a source of fascination with the public, and of course by extension filmmakers, who often seek to plumb these depths for…
Blu-ray/DVD Column: Whirlybird, Down a Dark Stairwell, Fish & Men, Chasing Madoff, Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power
As mainstream American cinema continues to bend the knee to franchise entertainment and IP service, and the types of adult-oriented dramas which would a decade ago at least receive a…
The Most Beautiful Boy in the World Movie Review
Title: The Most Beautiful Boy in the World Directors: Kristina Lindstrom and Kristian Petri The weight and costs of celebrity are not uncommon subject matter for nonfiction cinema, since if…
Blu-ray/DVD Column: The Water Man, Lost Course, Perfumes, Four Frightened People
The Water Man, David Oyelowo’s feature film directorial debut, is not, it turns out, the British-born actor’s long-gestating passion project sequel to 1998’s Adam Sandler comedy The Waterboy, in which…
Bring Your Own Brigade Movie Review
Title: Bring Your Own Brigade Director: Lucy Walker As the Dixie Fire presently rages on in northern California, having now consumed over 600,000 acres of land, the tragic and ongoing…
Mateo Documentary Review
Title: Mateo XLrator Media Director: Aaron I. Naar Cast: Matthew Stoneman Running time: 88min, Unrated (language, nudity) In Theaters on August 21st and on VOD and iTunes on August 25th…