Shudder’s “Creepshow” is yet another successful reboot for the growing streaming service (following the warmly greeted revival of “The Last Drive-in with Joe Bob Briggs”),
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The Last Drive-in with Joe Bob Briggs: A Very Joe Bob Christmas – “Phantasm 3” (2018)
Another fun entry in Shudder’s ever-growing repertoire of Joe Bob Briggs and his distinctive brand of horror fandom, this showing of “Phantasm 3” manages to
The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs: A Very Joe Bob Christmas – “Phantasm” (2018)
This is the first episode of as twelve-hour Christmas horror marathon hosted by Joe Bob Briggs for Shudder, and like the majority of the series’
Haunt (2019)
Directors Bryan Woods and Scott Beck’s Halloween-horror effort “Haunt” is like putting Tobe Hooper’s “The Funhouse” and Kevin S. Tenney’s “Night of the Demons” into
Jenny Slate: Stage Fright (2019)
I’m a little torn about Jenny Slate’s debut comedy special. On the one hand, I absolutely adore Slate, and have ever since I saw her
Big Mouth (Season 3) (2019)
The third season of Netflix’s unique, hilarious animated sitcom about the ravages of puberty isn’t quite as laugh-out-loud funny as the first two, but it’s
Kathy Griffin: A Hell of a Story (2019)
After the fallout from Kathy Griffin’s infamous picture with a decapitated Donald Trump (comprised of a Halloween mask dipped in ketchup), the fact that she
A Bad Moms Christmas (2017)
This sequel to 2016’s unexpectedly warm-hearted comedy hits all the same beats, but something feels off this time around. Perhaps it’s that directors Jon Lucas
The Terror (Season 1) (2018)
Those seeking a chill-a-minute experience from this series-long adaptation of the doomed John Franklin expedition to the 1845 Arctic will be in for a nasty
Veep (Season 7) (2019)
The final season of HBO’s brilliant, razor-sharp political satire is rather undone by its inability to match the real-life absurdities of the current American Presidential
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019)
The first spin-off for the long-running franchise is also one of its best and most entertaining entries. Almost from the get-go, there’s a lighter vibe
Nightmare Cinema (2018)
This anthology of five horror shorts is probably about thirty minutes too long, but for the majority of its running time, it’s a lovingly crafted
