Arrested Development Season 4 Remix: Fateful Consequences – Review
Fans rejoiced when it was announced back in 2012 that a new season of Arrested Development would premiere on Netflix. The cancellation of the beloved...
Author: Ashley Davis
Five Things that Made the First ‘Deadpool’ Legendary
Deadpool 2 is finally here, and whether or not you think it lives up to the original (you can read Screen Mayhem’s review here), there’s...
‘Dude’ Review: High School Life and Female Friendships in Netflix’ Teen Drama
Dude is a collaboration between relative newcomers Kendall McKinnon and Olivia Milch. Both women created the story while Milch took the helm as a first-time...
‘Mercury 13’ Showcases the One Small Step That Might Have Been
Mercury 13 is a new documentary from frequent collaborators David Sington and Heather Walsh, chronicling the relatively unknown story of the women who could have...
‘Game Over, Man!’ Review: Netflix’ Action Spoof Delivers Knowing Laughs
Game Over, Man! is the story of three housekeepers working in a swanky hotel who aim to striking it rich. When a wealthy guest throws...
The Looming Tower Episode 2 Review: Losing My Religion
Episode 2 begins with John O’Neill (Jeff Daniels) and his protégé Ali Soufan (Tahar Rahim) explaining to Richard Clarke (Michael Stulbarg), chief counterterrorism advisor to...
‘When We First Met’ Review: Is Netflix’ Time Travel Rom-Com Something Fresh, or a Tired Repetition?
Seeing the cast list of this movie made me hesitant to give it a chance as I’ve not been a big fan of some of...
A.P. Bio Episode 2 Review: Teacher Jail
A.P. Bio’s sophomore episode see Jack Griffin’s (Glenn Howerton) lackadaisical teacher and his students clash with Principal’s Durbin (Patton Oswalt) and his need for order...
The Looming Tower Episode 1 Review: Now It Begins
The Looming Tower is a new 10-episode mini-series based on a book of the same name. It recounts the events leading up to the September...
Should Netflix’ Mute Shut Up and Go Away? Or Will It Leave You Entranced?
My basic knowledge about Mute going in was limited to the cast list and the promotional poster that seemed to be a throwback to 40s...