Category: Reviews & Interviews by Scott

Secrets, Sass, and a Flawless Ensemble: Can You Keep a Secret?’ A Must-Stream British Delight When a new British import drops onto a major streamer,…

Netflix’s limited series Eric arrives draped in the grime and anxiety of 1980s New York, but beneath its noir exterior lies something far more intimate…

More than four decades after they first took over television screens with felt, foam, and fearless wit, The Muppets are back—if only for one glittering…

As 2026 begins, Netflix delivers another instalment in its long-running collaboration with bestselling thriller writer Harlan Coben.  Run Away, a limited series, is an adaptation…

Forty years after four fearless women moved into a Miami house and into our lives, The Golden Girls remains a cultural lodestar — particularly for…

Australian Stand-Up comedian Kitty Flanagan returns for a third season of her Netflix series “FISK”. Created by Flanagan with TV and Filmmaker Vincent Sheehan and…

Netflix has dropped a sixteen-episode sitcom loosely based on the comedy of stand-up Leanne Morgan. Many are hailing this as the return of the multi-camera…

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My opinion of the Broadway Musical lifted from the Hollywood Blockbuster is less than great.  Four out of five are something just this side of…

The way people like to explain Dixie’s Tupperware Party is that it is “Not your Mothers’ Tupperware Party!”  Well how could it be, Dixie is…

Wicked, based on the novel “Wicked: The Life and Times of The Wicked Witch of the West” by Gregory Maguire, returns to Dallas this week…

The incredibly entertaining “A Tuna Christmas” begins a ten-day run at Fort Worth’s Casa Manana this week.  The Tuna series of plays is the most…

Before there was a television show, if you mentioned “The Voice,” chances were you were speaking about Martha Wash.  This amazing songstress has enjoyed an…

If forced to name the funniest person alive, I would probably insist on a tie, Dame Edna and Bruce Vilanch.  Force me to pick only…

“Think I invited you over here to discuss the future of independent film?” asks John Waters in the liner notes. “Hell no, I’m lookin’ for…