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          The Art of the Good Sheppard – Remembering ‘W. Morgan’…

        • Doug Aarniokoski: Of Long Games and Short Treks…

          Doug Aarniokoski: Of Long Games and Short Treks…

        • Game Over: ‘Stranger Things’ ends on (New Year’s) Eve of Destruction…

          Who lives, who dies, who turns it up to '11'? This is what it sounds like when doves cry...
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        • + Game Over: ‘Stranger Things’ ends on (New Year’s) Eve of Destruction…
        • + ‘Where there’s a Will…’ Stranger Things mid-volume has Trouble in Mind…
        • + The Walking Dread: King adaptation is more than Pedestrian…
        • + The Strife Aquatic: RTD’s Doctor-free spin-off creates surface-tensions…
        • + Can you Dig It? Thomas and Wilson ground the plot ‘Down Cemetery Road’…
        • ‘Where there’s a Will…’ Stranger Things mid-volume has Trouble in Mind…

          Not so much 'original' as a tribute to the genre, Stranger Things continues its December demogorgan denouement...
        • The Walking Dread: King adaptation is more than Pedestrian…

          In a year that runneth over with Stephen King adaptations, The Long Walk is not just roadkill...
        • The Strife Aquatic: RTD’s Doctor-free spin-off creates surface-tensions…

          UPDATED: 'Doctor Who' may be AWOL, but did a Doctorless mini-series placeholder prove a shore thing?
        • Can you Dig It? Thomas and Wilson ground the plot ‘Down Cemetery Road’…

          By turns light and dark, this Mark Herron thriller should satiate those yearning for a 'Slow Horses' return...
        • A Few Bad Men: The War and the Law clash in ‘Nuremberg’…

          James Vanderbilt's take on the legendary trials attempts to analyse the personal post-WWII powerplays...
        • When A Stranger (Thing) calls: Can Netflix’s genre giant join all its dots..?

          'Stranger Things' turns up the Volume as the final season arrives: will it still be Netflix and Chilling?
        • Tic-Tac Tour: Does ‘Age of Disclosure’ reveal anything but bureaucracy?

          'The truth is out there', but the glossy UFO/UAP doc ends up being more about the history of disinformation...
        • Send Out the Clowns: Derry’s ‘IT’ Dept. delivers Strangest Things…

          HBO's 'Welcome to Derry' mixes up equal nostalgia and nastiness but can it join the King-size dots..?
        • Bigelow’s ‘House of Dynamite’ lacks explosions but rocks the foundations…

          More cause, less FX: Kathryn Bigelow's latest follows the fractured trail of possibly doomsday decisions...
        • Virtual Vérité: Michael Connelly’s latest Proves timely and well-Grounded…

          Michael Connelly's 'The Proving Ground' sees the Lincoln Lawyer take on the perils of AI technology...
        • Corporate-conspiracy ‘Relay’ races through tech-savvy territory…

          In a world of technological anonymity, can a fixer and a whistleblower hope to beat the system?
        • Pet Symmetry: How ‘Good Boy’ collars a traditional horror outing…

          Less talkies, more walkies. 'Good Boy' is a dogged diversion of a traditional spooky 'tail'...
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