ScreenerTV by Tribune Media • 14th October 2016

Don't Stop Believing: 'Supernatural's Twelve Year Crisis Of Faith

One Internet meme cleverly described “Supernatural” as “Scooby Doo for adults,” but that can’t be the whole story: would we really keep tuning in for over a decade just to watch those pesky, meddling Winchester boys try to thwart evil at every turn?

Outtake by Tribeca Shortlist • 12th April 2017

How To Lose Friends and Alienate People

Put your best foot forward while traveling abroad with tips from Kevin Kline’s classic ‘A Fish Called Wanda’ character.

Outtake by Tribeca Shortlist • 25th October 2016

From Childhood to Monsterhood in ‘Let the Right One In’ and ‘The Witch’

Grow up or grow evil

ScreenerTV - Twitter • 21st May 2018

Twitter

Screener TV • 20th September 2016

‘Fleabag,’ ‘Jessica Jones,’ & the Trainwreck Heroine

While men’s experience has until now been the measure of a story, and hero’s, universality, the strengths and weakness of the new heroine are uniquely female.

ScreenRant • 22nd November 2016

Game of Thrones Gets Official Wine Collection

When you consider the infinite variations of Game of Thrones drinking games available on the interwebs nowadays -- you know, the ones that require you to take a sip every time a sword or naked body makes an appearance or someone is intimate with a blood relative on the show -- you would think HBO and the show's producers might want to tap more directly into that vast market.

Xfinity TV Blog • 16th July 2009

Tom Kenny Reflects On Life As The World’s Most Celebrated Sponge-Savant

Originally Published on Xfinity.com on July 16, 2009 at 5:59 PM Kenny recently talked to Fancast and reflected on the past decade spent as the world’s most celebrated sponge-savant.

ScreenerTV - Twitter • 21st May 2018

Twitter

10th March 2026

The original gig economy: ‘Harlots’ is a parable of economic compromise

Outtake by Tribeca Shortlist • 20th November 2016

The Pros of the Con

Everybody hates to be conned, but boy, we all love to watch a great con artist in action. What’s so compelling about these charismatic liars and clever cheaters, anyway? (By the way, if you’re suffering from post-election burnout, don’t worry: this isn’t another think-piece about the election. Rather, it’s a brief exploration of one of storytelling’s most beloved archetypes: the trickster. But feel free to draw your own conclusions.)

Fearnet.com • 1st October 2010

Animals Gone Wrong! 10 Killer Movie Critters

Originally Published on Fearnet.com on Fri., Oct. 1, 2010 6:01 AM PDT When it comes to cinematic smackdowns between humans and animals, sometimes Mother Nature can't resist opening a heapin' can of whup-ass in the general direction of we homo sapiens. And who can blame her? We generally have it coming.

Xfinity TV Blog • 25th April 2010

‘Twin Peaks,’ Twenty Years Later: Revisit A Cult Sensation

Originally Published on Fancast.com (Now Xfinity.com) on April 25, 2010 at 11:21 AM Before the Truth Was Out There, it was hanging out with a dancing dwarf and a bunch of other colorful characters in a small fictional town called ‘Twin Peaks.’

ScreenRant • 1st November 2016

James Gunn & Sean Gunn Offer Advice For Future Filmmakers

The world of filmmaking is certainly attractive to many, but it's not necessarily the easiest to break into. Although online video outlets like YouTube and Vimeo make getting the word out about your project easier, there's no guarantee even the most polished amateur film will garner the attention it deserves -- much less secure its director a gig working in Hollywood. But everyone has to start out somewhere, right?

ScreenerTV - Twitter • 21st May 2018

Twitter

Screenertv.com by Tribune Media • 31st March 2017

The original gig economy: ‘Harlots’ is a parable of economic compromise

It’s quite an accomplishment to tell a tale about the business of sex without veering off into either salaciousness or tragedy — but out of the starting gate, Episode 1 of “Harlots” deftly defies the usual pitfalls of its subject matter.

TheBlot Magazine • 30th March 2015

10 Things You May Find Yourself Saying If You Date Putin

That's right, ladies - one of the world's most prominent and virile world leaders is actually single. If you've set your sights on snagging the eligible bachelor that is Russian President Vladimir Putin, here are some helpful and sure-to-become-commonplace phrases you’ll probably want to have translated into Russian and memorized first.

Xfinity TV Blog • 17th April 2010

Doctor Who's Karen Gillan

Originally Published on Xfinity.com on April 17, 2010 at 12:08 PM ‘Doctor Who’s New Companion Promises a Season of Silent Menace, and Space Vampires

Xfinity TV Blog • 11th April 2010

The Surreal Appeal of ‘Yo Gabba Gabba’

Originally Published on Xfinity.com on April 11, 2010 at 11:02 AM

ScreenerTV by Tribune Media • 29th November 2016

The Heart of "Vikings" Is the Clash Between Cause and Clan

It takes more than bearskin cloaks and battleaxes to keep things interesting over multiple seasons: an audience has to invest in the deeper themes of clan, country, loyalty, and ambition if longevity is to be sustained.

Fearnet.com • 22nd February 2011

From Horror to Oscar: 10 Scary Movies from This Year's Nominees (2010)

Originally Published on Fearnet.com on Tue., Feb. 22, 2011 3:35 PM PST Forget the pretension of what the Academy considers to be worthy. Providing the audience with a straightforward scare is an honest day's work - which may be why horror gets treated like the sweaty manual laborer by cinema's upper class.