Review: Circle of Deception By Ashley Williams
Ann Rule’s Circle of Deception Aka Circle of Deception cast: Diane Neal, Tahmoh Penikett, Tamara Tunie. Ann Rule’s Circle of Deception Aka Circle of Deception Release Date: 6 March 2021 (Lifetime). Ann Rule’s Circle of Deception Aka Circle of Deception…
Review: Fit for a Prince By Jonathan Keltz, Natalie Hall, Rebecca Lamarche
Fit For a Prince movie 2021 trailer, release date, cast Natalie Hall, Jonathan Keltz, Hallmark | Royal Romance. Fit For a Prince follows Cindy (Natalie Hall), an aspiring fashion designer whose talents have been the creative force behind a high-profile…
Review: Sentinelle By Julien Leclercq
Sentinelle is a French action movie starring French-Ukrainian actor Olga Kurylenko, Marilyn Lima, and Michel Nabokoff in lead roles. The revenge thriller movie is directed by Julien Leclercq who has also written the screenplay of the film. The movie is…
Review: Murder Among the Mormons By John Michael May, Chris Richards, Brent Metcalfe
Netflix’s Murder Among the Mormons has been a Hollywood story in the making since the 1985 bombings of Salt Lake City. “This story was always in the mythology of Utah,” Tyler Measom tells The Hollywood Reporter. “Dozens of filmmakers have…
Review: Kamp Koral: SpongeBob’s Under Years By Luke Brookshier
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob’s Under Years is the first SpongeBob SquarePants spin-off series to arrive on Paramount+, showing SpongeBob (Tom Kenny) as a ten year old in a strange underwater sleepaway camp called Kamp Koral. Patrick (Bill Fagerbakke) is a bunkmate,…
Review: Pacific Rim: The Black By Andy McPhee, Iku Minase
Guillermo del Toro’s neon-drenched monsters-vs-robots epic Pacific Rim wore its influences proudly on its elbow cannon-equipped sleeves, so an anime-style spin-off makes a certain kind of inevitable sense. Pacific Rim: The Black is a seven-episode Netflix Original that seeks to…
Review: Debris By Riann Steele
Halfway through the pilot of “Debris,” I realized I had no idea what might be going on, both because of the show’s deliberately opaque design and its tendency to lapse into the kind of corporate conspiracy jargon that binds too…
Add these particular six kinds of cakes to your celebration this year!
Cakes are a vital part of our life. Especially when it comes to organizing a celebration with it, more than fifty types of cakes can be found in our world, but only fewer have been served to our plates. Although…
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Review: High-Rise Invasion By Cristina Valenzuela
Netflix’s High Rise Invasion is a psychological horror and survival series that follows high school student Yuri Honjo (Suzie Yeung), who suddenly finds herself trapped in a world full of interconnected, sinister skyscrapers. With no way to reach the ground…
Review: The United States vs. Billie Holiday By Lee Daniels
Billie Holiday’s song, “Strange Fruit,” about the horrors of a lynching and the feelings it evokes, is at the core of Lee Daniels’ The United States vs. Billie Holiday. The film, which boasts an electrifying performance by Andra Day as…
Review: Tom and Jerry By Tim Story
Remember the age-old trivia that Mc Donald’s Golden Arches are recognised by more people than the symbol of one of the biggest religions in the world? This absurd fact seems plausible because we are involuntarily attracted to the logos, characters,…
Review: Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry By R.J. Cutler
Before she rose to stardom, Billie Eilish began her career by releasing songs with her brother on the internet. Just a few short years later, she’s become one of the music industry’s biggest stars, and even took home the 2020…
Review: Superman and Lois By Greg Berlanti, Todd Helbing
Look up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…a bunch of clever deep cuts and fun references! Not only did the Superman & Lois premiere episode set up an emotional story and a captivating mystery that promises…
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Review: Tribes of Europa By Philip Koch
New Netflix series Tribes of Europa landed on the platform this week. The German sci-fi thriller has already got viewers hooked and some will be wondering if it will be returning for a second season. Here’s everything that has been…
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Search engine optimization is a technique and way to enhance your online presence and make your business more noticeable by ranking them high in Google Search result pages. When someone searches on google for a particular keyword, the website that…
Review: Behind Her Eyes By Steve Lightfoot
Behind Her Eyes, the new Netflix series based on the novel by Sarah Pinborough, is a psychological adultery thriller about a woman having an affair with her married boss. It’s also about addiction, lucid dreaming, British classism, lies, and trauma….
Review: Kenan By David Caspe, Jackie Clarke
Kenan Thompson’s been on television for the better part of three decades. His broad smile and enthusiastic delivery immediately broke him out from the crowded cast of Nickelodeon’s “All That” years before he did the same on “Saturday Night Live,”…