By It’s been 25 years since the U.S. release of the Sega Dreamcast, and the console’s legacy remains a gaping wound that fans have filled with memories for nearly three decades. How could a console that is currently held in such high regard have failed so spectacularly in its time? The
The Best TV Shows Based on Movies
It’s not terribly often that a movie actually warrants a TV spinoff or retelling. Aside from franchises, sequels, trilogies, and the like, movies are generally made to tell a story from start to finish in a few hours or less. However, there are occasionally stories, characters, or premises that benefit
SHOGUN Wins Big At “Hidden” Emmys
Ain’t Hollywood magnificent? Swathes of it spend huge amounts of time lecturing people on things it has nothing to do with, about all sorts of principles, and then when you take it’s awards like the Oscars or the Emmys, they practice clear Apartheid. The beautiful people get their glitzy, televised,
DVD Review: Harawata Man
Before you watch Harawata Man, you need to get the DVD of Ikenie Man. This is the sequel. While you can still enjoy the film separately, it’s best as a double feature. Both films are short so watching them back-to-back is about the running time of the average horror film.
“Shōgun” Breaks Major Emmy Wins Record
The main Emmy Awards ceremony takes place next weekend, but already FX’s “Shōgun” has broken a major record. The second night of the Creative Arts Emmys, which celebrate the below-the-line categories and guest stars in television, has just taken place with 49 honors handed out. By the end of it,
