D.J. Rivera
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Short stories, articles, and lists about movies, TV shows, video games and more! Make sure to check out WrittenByDJR.com and ProducedByDJR.com. Also check out my work on Amazon Prime, Vimeo, and make sure follow me on Twitter @WrittenByDJR.
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5 Free Streaming Services with Tons of Great Content
There is no denying that there are so many excellent choices out there when it comes to streaming services like Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV+ and, well, it becomes abundantly clear there is no shortage of digital platforms for people to find things to watch. But some of the subscription fees can be a bit pricey, especially if individuals are dealing with more than one. Luckily there is a rather uncomplicated solution to this issue for those looking for alternatives to this dilemma but don’t want to have to compromise when it comes to getting plenty of choices in compelling content.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
- Top Story - May 2022
6 Unique Marvel Shows Unlike the Rest of the MCUTop Story - May 2022
Marvel has absolutely come a long way since its days of just being remanded to the realm of glossy, colorful comics. The fictional literature once regarded as nothing but a simple novelty to keep kids busy has become one of the biggest cash grabs both on the big and small screen, with the MCU leading the way by a lot.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
5 Apple originals to hold fans over until Severance season 2
Many viewers would confidently agree that the thought-provoking eerie drama Severance is pretty much the greatest thing to happen to the small screen in recent memory, and it makes sense it would come from Apple TV+, a streamer who has already won an Oscar for Best Picture for CODA before it’s third birthday. The iPhone maker’s streamer goes for quality over quantity when it comes to its original content resulting in a plethora of compelling experiences unlike anything else out there.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
- Top Story - May 2022
6 Superb Korean Dramas to Binge on NetflixTop Story - May 2022
K-dramas are all the rage these days, and one outfit that has plenty to offer in this department is none other than Netflix. The streamer has put out some magnetic chart-toppers in this popular international category that have undoubtedly taken the world by storm.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
5 Criminally Underrated Bruce Willis Films
There is no denying that Bruce Willis is one of the best that ever graced the silver screen, and he will undoubtedly always be revered as a powerhouse, leaving fans everywhere with so many excellent cinematic endeavors they will absolutely continue to enjoy until the end of time. Now that the prestigious performer is stepping away from the world of acting, people all over are most assuredly looking to relive some of his glorious titles that have been released throughout his illustrious career.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
5 Mind-Bending Shows Fans of Severance Need to Check Out!
There are so many things that fans love about the Apple TV+ series Severance, and the one thing that everyone can absolutely agree on is that the mystery behind it all is really what keeps viewers coming back for more. There are some serious secrets hidden down those white hallways on the Severed floor and the more answers viewers get, the more the mysterious conspiracy expands, making it an ideal affair to enjoy over and over again.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
11 Shows Fans of The Boys Need to Have on Their Radar
Amazon Prime has put out some solid shows that have been very well-received, but none of them had the kind of impact the series based on the mature-themed comic book of the same The Boys has had with fans. The shocking superhero drama has been one of the streamer’s most-watched and highest-rated programs, even earning two Primetime Emmy Awards in 2021, including one for the highly coveted Outstanding Drama Series category.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
- Top Story - April 2022
7 Shows Fans of Invincible Do Not Want to Miss!Top Story - April 2022
It is safe to say, in this era of DCEU failures and MCU game-changers, many people were probably not sure what to expect from Amazon Prime’s animated superhero series Invincible, based on the popular comic book created by the man also responsible for The Walking Dead, Robert Kirkman. But the Certified Fresh endeavor on Rotten Tomatoes outdid all expectations with a gripping story following the offspring of the most powerful being on Earth, Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons), Mark (Stephen Yeun), aka Invincible, who gets his powers in high school. Through his arduous attempts to follow in his father’s footsteps, he quickly realizes being a hero can be messy and learns how monumentally difficult it will be to live up to his name.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
13 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Netflix
The streaming powerhouse continues to dominate when it comes to the world of streaming, and the content the platform puts out is nothing short of magnificent. From TV shows, movies, documentaries, and more, subscribers can’t seem to get enough of what Netflix has to offer.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
All the Movies 1998’s Soldier Could be Connected to and Why
The motion picture Soldier starring Kurt Russell flew well enough below the radar when it was released in 1998, so much so that it isn't on many people’s watchlist, and its DVD most assuredly can be found at the bottom of the bargain bin at one’s local gas station. The critically panned box office bomb is chock full of solid action with a decent performance from Russell. But what sets this intriguing cinematic endeavor apart from other sci-fi duds of the ‘90s is the fact that this film could very well be linked to several different movies.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
22 Animated Zombie Films Fans of the Undead Have to Watch!
There is no shortage of live-action zombie movies ready to enjoy right now by fans all over the world. Memorable titles like Shaun of the Dead, Resident Evil, Night of the Living Dead, and Planet Terror, among many others, have showcased some of the best stories involving all kinds of cannibal corpse mayhem.
By D.J. Rivera2 years ago in Geeks
