The Classics Shelf is an ongoing retrospective of classic cinema produced monthly by writer Bil Antoniou in collaboration with other
There are few things in life as devastating as the loss of a pet. Pets are members of our family,
The town is dying. That’s the start of Christian Sparkes’ new drama Sweetland. It’s not entirely clear why, but the town
It feels like this series could have been an immediate follow-up to Davies’s prior run on the series. The tone
… [D]irector Christian Sparkes captures both the scope and feeling of living in a small but tight-knit community. There’s authenticity to how
Continuing on from the Criterion Shelf, The Classics Shelf is an ongoing retrospective of classic cinema produced monthly by writer
[T]his reliance on archetypes and such a well-established formula is both the show’s biggest weakness and its greatest strength. It’s
Every excellent detective show needs a hook. Sometimes, the detective is a rogueish outsider or has a particular personality quirk
The television entries of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been, to date, mostly pretty good. While not 100% successful, they
Criterion Shelf is an ongoing collaborative retrospective of classic films, helmed by Bil Antoniou, tackling curated collections on the Criterion
And what of the Titans? Interestingly, the show isn’t really about the Titans per se, so they don’t show up
It also follows them as they create art installations and experiences for their community, portrayed with noble intent. Unfortunately, the
Criterion Shelf is an ongoing collaborative retrospective of classic films, helmed by Bil Antoniou, tackling curated collections on the Criterion
The movie is ultimately Sennott’s show and she carries it with the confidence of a seasoned performer. The story sees
For his part, Hiddleston slips back into Loki like a glove he’s been wearing all his life, this time with