Have you ever seen the Twilight Zone episode with Burgess Meredith (Time Enough At Last)? The one where he’s Henry Beamis, the antisocial bank worker who locks himself in a vault so he can read in peace, only to emerge and discover there’s been an apocalypse, and that he’s the only person left, but he’s happy about it ‘cause now he has time to read all the books he’s been ridiculed for loving all his life?...

Having been spoiled by recent documentary masterpieces, The Devil and Father Amorth plays out more like a cable reality episode but that’s not the point. Friedkin won an Academy Award in 1971 for directing The French Connection. He was nominated for an Oscar for directing the 1973 adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s bestselling novel The Exorcist, which was inspired by a true story of a boy known as Roland Doe, who was reportedly possessed by the Devil in St....

Wynonna Earp Season 2, Episode 4 Wynonna Earp is one of the rare shows on TV that is both a quasi-prodedural and isn’t afraid to pull the trigger when it comes to stakes. It reminds me of The Vampire Diaries when the CW show was in its prime — a supernatural show that churns through plot faster than most else on television, while still making us care about the characters and their stakes....