After 2010's "The Fighter" scored at the box office and earned Oscars for supporting performers Christian Bale and Melissa Leo, star-producer Mark Wahlberg immediately begin talking about a sequel. After a w...
When I hear that Tom Fontana and Barry Levinson have a new cop show in the works, I pay attention. This is the team, after all, responsible for one of the greatest cop shows of all time, NBC's "Homicide: Life on ...
I posted my review of "Copper" on Thursday, and an interview with co-creator Tom Fontana yesterday. Now it's your turn. What did everybody think of Fontana, Will Rokos and Barry Levinson's 1864 New...
Well, the fun keeps on rolling at the non-stop carnival that is Briarcliff Asylum, and I'm thinking everyone on this particular ride desperately wants to get off of it. As we all know, bad things are about to happen. ...
If there was any doubt, 1964 (especially at Briarcliff) was not the year of the woman. I'm not sure if this show is an impassioned indictment of how women were disempowered decades ago or just an excuse for mutil...
While BBC America has had a growing presence on television (or at least on our television) over the past few years, they have not yet premiered one of their very own scripted original series. They have had ...
Ah, those British people (even if they're not really British and only the BBC America-types). You know how some other network claims to 'know drama?' Well, the British (even the BBC America-types), th...
Nearly 40 years after Che Guevara's execution in Bolivia, director Steven Soderbergh retraces the life of the iconic Cuban revolutionary in this nearly four-and-a-half-hour saga.
Part 1 begins on November 26, 1956, ...
