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‘Masters Of The Air’ Review: This Ride is Gripping from Take-off to Touchdown.

Masters Of The Air is arguably the biggest show AppleTV has produced so far given the scale, budget and talent involved in front of and behind the camera. It started production in 2021 and has gone through a string of production issues mostly due to COVID-19, but it’s finally arriving on the streaming service this January. The miniseries was on

‘The Enfield Poltergeist’ Review: The Perfect Retelling

“The Enfield Poltergeist” is a hybrid docuseries re-investigating the most famous poltergeist haunting in history featuring hundreds of hours of rare audio archive. Poltergeists are already a terrifying topic but this series makes this specific one even more so in the perfect way. In each episode the audio archive is the director in a way. The actors lip sync to

‘The Enfield Poltergeist’ Director Jerry Rothwell Talks About Experiences And His Upcoming Project (Exclusive)

The Enfield Poltergeist is a docuseries made up of reenactments and interviews re-investigating probably the most famous poltergeist haunting in history. The thing that makes this series extra creepy is the lip syncing of the actors to the actual audio from the audio archive. It creates this belief / disbelief effect that is exactly what a documentary should feel like.

‘Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters’ (Ep 1-5) Review: A Roaring Success

I’ve always been a fan of the MonsterVerse but of course it’s an universe that indeed had its flaws, Godzilla: King Of The Monsters was an example of a bad movie from this universe, but this doesn’t change the fact on how exciting and ambitious this universe is, who doesn’t love to watch big monsters attacking cities and fighting people

Lessons In Chemistry Review: Discovering Life One Element at a Time.

Brie Larson returns to television with Lessons in Chemistry, AppleTV’s latest miniseries based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Bonnie Garmus. It is developed by Lee Eisenberg, who also wrote 4 out of the 8 episodes. Eisenberg, who is known for writing comedies and generally works with Gene Stupnitsky, tried his hand at a different genre this

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