The X-Files may be about weekly monsters and/or a government conspiracy to join with aliens to inflict black goop on humanity. But it was really about the relationship between the two leads. David Duchovny played Fox Mulder as a slovenly, low-energy true believer, a man used to being pushed to
Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 Trailer Takes a Bloated Franchise Back to Basics
By the time that Vecna was finally defeated in the series finale at the start of this year, Stranger Things had gotten a lot bigger and a lot messier than it had been. Not only had the Netflix series spawned a play, video games, and a whole lot of merchandise
Disney’s Korean Reimagining of The Americans Is the Right Kind of Series Revival
Reboots, revivals, and reimaginings are more popular than ever in television right now, from the forthcoming series adaptation of the Harry Potter franchise, to the Firefly animated sequel, and the failed Buffy the Vampire Slayer follow-up that Hulu canceled before it ever even made it out of the pilot stage.
REVELATIONS OF DIVINE LOVE: The Testament of Julian of Norwich
The earliest known English-language book to be authored by a woman is thought to be Revelations of Divine Love, written by Julian of Norwich in the 14th century. An anchoress who withdrew from secular society to lead an isolated life within a cell attached to St. Julian’s Church in Norwich,
Kit Steinkellner Has Some Questions About Television… and Vampires
Few creatives have a more intimate understanding of the challenges and joys of producing television in the streaming era than Kit Steinkellner. The playwright, screenwriter, and comic book author burst onto the TV scene in 2018 when she created Sorry For Your Loss, a critically acclaimed meditation on grief starring