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BEATLES ’64 (Dir. David Tedeschi, 2024) There was a sketch on the IFC show Portlandia in which comedian Fred Armisen decides he wants to make a documentary about the Beatles. Despite his friend/comedy partner Carrie Brownstein skeptically replying “seems like there are so many,” Fred isn’t dissuaded, and declares that

Happy holidays! Whether you’re a staunch believer that the holiday season shouldn’t start until December 1st or the type of person who keeps their decorations up year-round, there’s no denying that we could all probably use a little extra magic this time of year. Thankfully, between cable and streaming service

This The Madness review contains no spoilers. Colman Domingo has portrayed some cold-blooded killers in his career. However, in the Netflix series The Madness, he is trying to avoid being framed as one. The journey that ensues to clear his name involves a range of contemporary American subgroups (conspiracy theorists,

This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. You can read all of our magazine stories here. Dystopias continue to be a popular sci-fi subgenre, despite how much the real world itself feels more and more like it’s pulled from the page or screen of one of these stories.

While 2024 is not entirely over, it’s certainly winding down on some cold notes as the nights grow longer and the weather brisker. The holiday season leaves some relieved, others restless. For us, it’s a chance to take stock of the year that’s been and to count whatever blessings you