Netflix Tales of the City Breaks Canon/New Ground
Maybe this series was always just waiting for Netflix. The first Tales of the City mini-series, which debuted on PBS in 1994, dared…
Fosse/Verdon: Two of the Most Godly People that Ever Lived
I resisted watching Fosse/Verdon (streaming on FX) at first because it seemed like Bob Fosse’s life as one of the premier Broadway/Hollywood choreographers…
Ranking Apple’s Original Series
With all their talk about the “transformative power of storytelling” and the gathering of the “world’s best storytellers,” it’s almost like no one…
#KillerSerials: LEAVING NEVERLAND
In this episode of Killer Serials, Tony Jones and Ryan Parker discuss the new two-part HBO documentary series, Leaving Neverland, which chronicles Wade Robson…
#KillerSerials: SUNDERLAND TIL I DIE
After a long hiatus, Tony Jones and Ryan Parker are back to discuss some killer serials, starting off this new season with Netflix’s…
Ryan Murphy’s ‘Pose’ Is All about Family
“Logical family” is the term gay writer Armistead Maupin invented to refer to people who are not biological family, but love each other…
At Sundance ’18: THIS CLOSE
At a time when diversity and representation are a major focus in the entertainment industry, it’s important to note that this primarily applies…
Twin Peaks: The Return
“Twin Peaks is different, a long way from the world…and that’s exactly the way we like it. But there’s a back end to…
