It was life and death in Riverdale season 6, episode 19, as many characters faced the “Sweet Hereafter.” Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 19 review: Cuckoo bananas, but I’m also kind of feeling it”
Heartstopper, the queer British teen romance adapted for Netflix from her own graphic novels by creator Alice Oseman is a must-watch for all ages. If you haven’t gotten a chance to check it out yet, now’s the perfect time. Continue reading “I Love Liking You: Why Netflix’s ‘Heartstopper’ is completely crush-worthy”
Riverdale has often been compared to a religious experience, but it got downright “biblical” in season 6, episode 18. Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 18 review: Blood in the water”
Phil Dunster as Jamie Tartt in Ted Lasso season 2 should be a name on every voter’s lips as the window for the 2022 Emmy Award nominations begins to close. Allow me to remind you why. Continue reading “Phil Dunster of ‘Ted Lasso’ delivered one of 2021’s greatest TV performances, and Emmy voters need to remember that”
Tom, Zenzi, and Isaac are on the hunt for another capsule piece, but a surprise guest and a dinner invitation muddy the waters a little in Tom Swift season 1, episode 4. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 4 review: Compromise is not defeat”
Tom is onto The Road Back’s attempt to hack Barclay in Tom Swift season 1, episode 3, and he just needs to stop them from getting 100% access to his memory. That might sound easy, but it’s proving to be anything but. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 3 review: No stabbing! This is a party.”
This week, Kung Fu wrapped up season 2 with episode 13, “The Source.” With Russell Tan’s plan in motion and San Francisco reeling from his bell-manufactured earthquake, Nicky, Zhilan and Mia must square off against him in the magical realm to attempt to keep him from draining the Warrior/Guardian power source and becoming a god. Read on for our review of “The Source.” Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 13 in conversation: The monk (derogatory) to monk (affectionate) pipeline”
Kung Fu’s Jon Prasida spoke to Subjectify Media to preview Wednesday’s season 2 finale. We also talked about Ryan’s arc this season and what Jon might like to see for Ryan in season 3. Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ star Jon Prasida teases the season 2 finale and suggests a Ryan relationship shake-up for season 3”
The town fully embraced its serial killer saga by hosting its first Slaughter Con in Riverdale season 6, episode 17. Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 17 review: The mask is about to slip”
Kung Fu season 2, episode 12 sees our heroes down to the wire in their race to stop Russell Tan. Surely Nicky will be able to save the day before an actual earthquake occurs? Read on for our review of “Alliance.” Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 12 in conversation: It’s Quakin’ Time for Russell”
We’ll just keep moving right along with this premiere season in Tom Swift episode 2, learning more and more about the world Tom has grown up in. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 2 review: Friends are better than frenemies”
Pragma, written by and starring Lucy Heath, directed by Ellie Heydon, and produced by Phil Dunster, who also stars, is an unusual lesson about modern love. The film’s surprising premise is a vehicle for some very sound psychology. Read our review now. Continue reading “Short film ‘Pragma’ has plenty to value as it explores a scientific approach to a more secure form of love”
Subjectify interviewed Kung Fu’s Eddie Liu this week to discuss Henry’s journey this season and some of the shocking reveals in the season’s penultimate episode. Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ star Eddie Liu on Henry’s relationships, the joys of working with a great team, and what to expect from the season 2 finale”
As a diehard Nancy Drew fan, I am really excited to have another show set in the same universe. While Nancy is about all things supernatural, the Tom Swift premiere has science locked down tight, even if his inventions are a bit more science fiction than reality… at least for now. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ premiere review: A solid start with a savvy ‘Nancy Drew’ solve”
Subjectify interviewed Ted Lasso composer Tom Howe about his score for season 2 of the hit Apple TV+ show. This season saw the inclusion of new musical motifs for many of our favorite characters as their stories progressed, and Howe not only talked us through the development of some of those, he gave us clues to help spot them. Continue reading “‘Ted Lasso’ composer Tom Howe on creating the white noise of Ted’s anxiety, the rawness of Jamie’s heart, and the warning of Nate’s descent”
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