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A Healthy Dose of Reality
I am a 25-year-old-male. I’m a football fan both native and American. I am a lover of all things nerdy and geeky with a vast and seemingly never ending collection of comics spilling out into nearly every corner of my home. I am enamoured with classical literature and crappy sci-fi pulp novels from the 60s and 70s. I drink beer but have a penchant for cider. Film is my greatest of loves, no genre is off limits from horror to rom-coms to action extravaganzas. I love a great many things but one thing upon meeting me you would unlikely guess is my interest in any sort of reality TV. I’m opinionated often versing about the classics of cinema history and comics. That's if I’m not skating around attempting to perfect my ollies and pop-shove its. Least of all you would consider me a firm fan in the OG family of reality TV. So to many it comes surprisingly that I am a through and through a die hard fan of Keeping up with the Kardashians.
By Ian Ifield8 years ago in Geeks
In the Era of #MeToo, Does Bojack Deserve Our Love?
I finished Season 5 of Bojack Horseman a few weeks ago… and I haven’t been able to watch anything new since then. Countless articles praise the show’s humorous, yet brutally honest look at mental illness and substance abuse. The fifth season was certainly no different. After the fourth season, some critics predicted that the show was going to a softer, lighter place. They could not have been more wrong. (If you haven’t watched it, I recommend you catch up on the series before continuing.)
By Alex Casey8 years ago in Geeks
Facts About 'The Vampire Diaries' Vampires
The Vampire Diaries is one of my favorite shows to watch and rewatch. The vampires in that show may not be following the original guidelines for Dracula, but they do have their certain limitations. Here are 15 facts about these vampires:
By Adrianna M. Braun8 years ago in Geeks
'Killing Eve': Two Women. Two Sides of the Same Coin. Both Caught up in Something Much Bigger
A TV series, written by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, that approaches femininity in an entirely refreshing way that tantalises the tastebuds for more; if you just dare yourself to dive into episode 1 available on the BBC iPlayer. You'll be met with a mysterious woman sitting in an ice-cream parlour in Vienna; being stared at by a snotty little child across the way. From the very beginning you can tell this woman is different, as she attempts to smile at the child, being met with a dirty look. She already has established herself as not having the maternal gene; that a woman is just supposed to innately have. She charms the girl by mimicking the male shop attendant's reactions; only to throw her ice-cream all over her before leaving. This impulsive, childish, and carefree nature is alluring yet disturbing; when set in a woman that rebels against commonplace femininity and common gender associations. In fact, this killer often uses her femininity as a weapon against her prey; who don't even see her coming due to being labelled just another pretty woman in a crowd. In that crowd though hides the assassin, Villanelle (Jodie Comer, Star of the Show), who is a hired gun by a sinister organisation called "the twelve," that like our assassin, hides in the shadows waiting to strike against powerful and famous VIPS all over the world. Maybe she's tired of the cycle of death she delivers perfectly over and over, never getting tired of the sick and twisted pleasure she gets from watching her targets' last dying breath. However, Villanelle slowly comes to the realisation that she needs a new challenge.
By Shauna Graham8 years ago in Geeks
'Knight and Day'—Review
So over the last few months, I have been on a real Tom Cruise kick. I have rewatched all the Mission Impossible films, Rain Man, War of the Worlds, Jerry Maguire, Vanilla Sky, and now Knight and Day. I remember watching the trailer for this film when it came out and it looked like a fun movie, but for some reason, it just slipped through the cracks until now. However, after watching it, I wasn't too upset that it took me this long to watch it because the one word I can use to describe this movie is "lazy".
By Brandon Wettig8 years ago in Geeks
Characters That all Situational Comedies Have
Now, over the past little while sit-coms have been going out of style. Shows like Frasier, Friends, How I Met Your Mother, Seinfeld, and Big Bang Theory were all great television shows with long lasting seasons. However, these shows have all characters that are pretty much the same. In this article I will be comparing How I Met Your Mother characters to Friends.
By Adrianna M. Braun8 years ago in Geeks
'Daredevil' Season 3: Karen Page's Best Moments
After watching the third season of Daredevil, the one character that stood out to me the most was Karen Page. She has been fantastic in Daredevil, The Punisher, and The Defenders but I noticed that in this season there was a lot of focus on her, to the point that there was an episode named after her that told us about her past.
By Danielle T. Murray8 years ago in Geeks
