Greetings again from the darkness. Over 3000 hits. Almost 700 Home Runs (696). 3 MVP awards. A 14 time All-Star. A World Series champion. There is no debate that Alex Rodriguez was one of the greatest baseball players of all time. It’s just that every other...
Review by James Lindorf Nerf-herder turned Force Builder Sig Greebling is back for an all-new adventure, just one year after he and his brother Dev rearranged the galaxy. “Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy - Pieces of the Past,” a new four-part mini series,...
Review by James Lindorf Allison Flom and her father, Jason Flom, are best known for their contributions to society through Just Detention International and The Innocence Project. But in 2018, they teamed up with illustrator Sophie Corrigan to bring a little...
Greetings again from the darkness. For fans of crime syndicate TV series like “The Sopranos”, “Peaky Blinders”, and “Sons of Anarchy”, your new obsession has arrived. Originally developed as a spinoff of the excellent “Ray Donovan” (but the path changed),...
Review by James Lindorf The only thing more unstoppable than Jack Reacher the character appears to be the Jack Reacher media empire. It has been 28 years since Lee Child introduced the world to the Retired Army Major in 1997’s “Killing Floor.” Later this...
Greetings again from the darkness. Not many people are famous for their entire life. Elizabeth Taylor came about as close as one can. Director Nanette Burstein uses 40 hours of recordings that resulted from journalist Richard Meryman’s 1964 interviews with 32-year-old...
Review by James Lindorf Batman is no stranger to animation. Not only that, but the 90s cartoon “Batman: The Animated Series” is likely the most universally beloved iteration of the character. Fans of the now 30-year-old show can rejoice as its creator, Bruce...
Greetings again from the darkness. Documentaries on bands, singers, and musicians have become very popular over the last few years, and although filmmaker Gotham Chopra has focused mostly on sports in his previous work, he dives right in with a four-part...
Review by James Lindorf Warner Bros. tasked Academy Award® and Emmy®-nominated filmmaker Leslie Iwerks (100 Years of Warner Bros.) and fellow Emmy® nominee Mark Catalena (Johnny Carson: King of Late Night) with crafting a three-part Max Original documentary series on...
Greetings again from the darkness. Actors earn a living thanks to their ability to perform in front of the camera (or a live audience) as someone else … making the audience believe they are a particular character of interest. But what happens when an actor must...