From Servitude to Slaughter (Series Review: “Alias Grace”)
- By Norma
- November 17, 2017
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A period drama ripped from the headlines of one of the most notorious murders in Canada, and the galvanizing young woman at the center of the story: this is Alias Grace. Continue Reading →
It’s Not Easy Being Clean (Series Review: “Ozark”)
- By Norma
- September 22, 2017
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When a Midwestern financial planner uproots his family for Missouri’s Ozark Mountains to launder millions of dollars for a violent Mexican drug lord, he’s shocked to discover the world he’s entered makes Chicago’s mean streets look like Disney Land. This is Ozark. Continue Reading →
Boys on Bikes & Within Walls (Series Review: “Stranger Things”)
A frightening, uber-Americana and darkly comic show pays homage to 80’s SciFi and Horror classics, and strangely becomes one of the most refreshingly original series to mark this new Golden Age of Television. Continue Reading →
The Folk Singer Spy (Series Review: “Patriot”)
- By Norma
- April 21, 2017
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Can an exhausted Intelligence agent suffering from PTSD, with a penchant for penning confessional song lyrics containing classified top secret info, stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons? There’s a song here somewhere. Continue Reading →
Prairie Tales: An Odyssey (Series Review: “The OA”)
- By Norma
- January 20, 2017
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A blind woman, missing for seven years, returns as mysteriously as she disappeared, bringing with her a strange tale that entangles five strangers into a complex secret pact. Meet The OA. Continue Reading →
A Laugh & A Coffee To Go (Series Review: “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee”)
- By Norma
- December 23, 2016
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If your Holiday Wish List includes Laughter, Luxury Sports Cars, and a good cup of Joe, look no further than Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Continue Reading →
Still Playing for The Blood (Series Review: “Mozart in the Jungle, Season 3”)
Mozart in the Jungle’s new season is pure Joy, set against the backdrop of Venice’s Grand Canal and Broadway’s Canyon of Heroes. It’s so worth the wait. Continue Reading →