Eugene finds out what it's like to be on Negan & Lucille's good side. While Dwight falls further into despair.
The Walking Dead – Season 7, Episode 11: “Hostiles and Calamities”
From February 2017
The Underbelly of White Liberals & Horrific Cultural Appropriation in GET OUT
GET OUT is the perfect allegory for 2017, as unchecked white liberal racism does nothing good for anybody.
Taboo – Episode 8
Will James Delaney make it onto the open ocean, & to America? Or will the Crown & the East India Company be his ultimate downfall?
I DON’T FEEL AT HOME IN THIS WORLD ANYMORE & Justice in the Real World
Macon Blair's debut feature as writer & director stuns, as real life revenge devolves into chaotic violence after a woman is robbed by heartless criminals & she decides on reclaiming her safety.
Lukewarm Gothic with A CURE FOR WELLNESS
Gore Verbinski's return to horror is disturbing, Gothic, & way too damn long.
Legion – Chapter 3
When Dr. Bird, Syd, & Ptonomy enter David's mind, things go haywire.
The Path – Season 2, Episode 6: “For Our Safety”
When Cal follows Sarah he finds out about her lingering lust with Eddie. And at the same time, Cal starts locking down the Meyerist compound, changing their daily lives, as his hidden anger grows.
The Walking Dead – Season 7, Episode 10: “New Best Friends”
On their search for Father Gabriel, Rick and the Alexandria crew stumble onto a group of people unlike any they've encountered on the road of the zombie apocalypse so far.
Taboo – Episode 7
Finally in the hands of the Crown for high treason, James Delaney is tortured for information on his gunpowder conspirators.
Legion – Chapter 2
At the Summerland facility, David Haller receives help from Ptonomy Wallace & Melanie Bird, trying to unlock his memories & in turn his amazing powers.
The Path – Season 2, Episode 5: “Why We Source”
When Hawk is thrown in jail by Libby Dekaan, Eddie & Sarah must struggle together to help their son. And Cal, he struggles with his own demons in more ways than one.
Father Gore’s Top 205
Here are Father Gore's Top 205 Films of all time!
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