By While writing about Mike Flanagan’s stance on physical media this morning, it set me reminiscing about a time when there was nothing but physical media, and our experiences. It reminded me of another article from our old, defunct version of LMO. If you are a certain age, the chances are
Wild Wild West at 25 Still Has Jon Peters’ Giant Spider (and You Can’t Take That Away)
Most of Wild Wild West plays exactly in the way you would expect, as a uglier, less charismatic version of Men in Black. Sure, Will Smith still has his ineffable cool and Kevin Kline’s always lovable, even when playing a motor-mouthed and egotistical inventor. But the two just don’t click
Streamers Stance On Physical Media Critisized
For quite a while now, Outposters have frequently talked about their attachment to physical media in various Disqus debates down below. They point to everything from the sudden withdrawal of a title from a platform, to the advent of special editions, and even content edited at the hands of sensitivity
Netflix Shark Thriller In Legal Dispute
French shark movie Under Paris launches on Netflix on June 5th, but if you want to see it you might need to watch it quickly, as it may get yanked at any time. Under Paris sees the French capital hosting the World Triathlon Championships on the River Seine. Not the
Six Feet Under’s David and Keith Revolutionized LGBTQ+ TV Couples Without Even Trying
Six Feet Under probably doesn’t come to most people’s minds when discussing HBO’s best series because it doesn’t have a controversial, overarching subject matter. The Sopranos remains appealing to new viewers mainly due to its mafia backdrop. The Wire catches eyes because cop dramas are a known quantity. With Six
