This post is spoiler-free Bloodline is a show about people who lie. They lie to each other, themselves, and us, the… Read more Damned Lies: Deception and the Southern Gothic in Bloodline
Category: TV
Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse isn’t a nightmare
Hungover on New Year’s Day, watching cartoons with my best friend’s toddler. She picked Strawberry Shortcake’s Berry Bitty Adventures, a… Read more Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse isn’t a nightmare
Ken Burns’ The Civil War
I love documentaries and there are a few good ones available on Netflix. I had watched all of the… Read more Ken Burns’ The Civil War
My Netflix Canada Comedies Wishlist
Dear Santa, Since you see me when I’m sleeping and know when I’m awake, you know that I’ve pretty much… Read more My Netflix Canada Comedies Wishlist
Getting Off Book: Female Sexuality in “Black Books”
When I first saw Black Books years ago, Bernard Black’s particular brand of acerbic misanthropy and pessimism won me over.… Read more Getting Off Book: Female Sexuality in “Black Books”
Beasts of No (Discernible) Nation
I tried recommending Beasts of No Nation to someone and I found myself struggling to explain why they should watch… Read more Beasts of No (Discernible) Nation
Heroes: Rewatch or Reborn?
Originally published on LondonFUSE In the name of full disclosure, I was a big Heroes fan. I started with the DVD… Read more Heroes: Rewatch or Reborn?
My Fling with Downton Abbey
Originally published on LondonFUSE Summer is coming to an end. The days are getting cooler and shorter, and I will likely… Read more My Fling with Downton Abbey
Trailer Park Boys: Discovering a National Treasure
Originally published by LondonFUSE As I mentioned on our podcast this week, even though I’m 14 years late to the party,… Read more Trailer Park Boys: Discovering a National Treasure
The Kingdom (1994 miniseries)
I have only heard of Lars Von Trier by reputation only, mainly in discussion to his most recent, and needless… Read more The Kingdom (1994 miniseries)
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