I found this series to be incredibly tame and predictable, I’m sorry to say. I was really looking forward to something that had a bit of spiciness and gore, no such luck. It is not a bad series, it’s just the Brady Bunch of horror, complete with a Rob Lowe look-alike. It is a passable time filler for me, nothing more.

What a fun and amazing series this is. However, it’s in no way original. Coyote Peterson had a web only series for Discovery Channel entitled “Brave Wilderness” which was based on Justin Orvel Schmid’s sting pain index (and book Insect Defenses: Adaptive Mechanisms and Strategies of Prey and Predators). I love seeing this subject matter again. Check out Youtube for Coyote Peterson videos on the same subject!

This BBC production is one of the most insulting and trite ever to emerge from the pipeline. Avoid this at all costs.

A depressing look at the British prostitution industry. I have to say, they quote red heads being natural and big girls being rare, when it’s obvious that under size 18 is rare (here) and red is so vibrant it’s about as natural as my pink, turquoise and purple hair. I’ve no issue with the legalisation of prostitution. It’s something people do anyways, and health checks and certificates of standard would be beneficial. This is small beer. I’m just (sorry to all those that are going to complain) gob smacked at how ALL the women are LARGE. Like saying you’ve got EE breasts, but you’re a size 24 is just… well… gosh… desperate. Ok. Live and let live.

A nostalgic look at the way we saw (cinematically) dragons, wizards, lords, ladies, and “common folk” of this fantasy directed “King Arthur” period in “history” from the early 1980’s. This film is of particular interest to pre-Lord of the Rings fans and those in love with the idea of dragons and wizards. Truly, a cinematic example of excellence for the time period and a favourite for all those longing for virtue and innocence.

This mini series started out as being authentic and true to the time period from which the original namesake was written. However, it quickly digressed into a nonsensical, flashback and disjointed melodramatic jumble. It was difficult to connect to any of the characters and hold them in any esteem but apathy as no relationship was established primarily due to the poor adaptation and direction of the actors. The aliens were poorly represented and thus this production is one of the worst that the BBC has ever promoted.

BBC One/David Attenborough never disappoint in terms of excellence in visual and factual standards. David Attenborough’s narration adds to the excellence, as does the dedication of the teams that work “alongside” David and immerse themselves in literally months of rigorous work to capture the extraordinary animal life on this planet. This series is especially poignant as David and his teams have captured not just the beauty, but the tragedy, of life on this planet and how humans are now pushing other animals to the brink of extinction by the dozens, some of which have only been discovered as a result of human destruction of once wild areas. The adaptations that other animals must face in order to survive is nearly heroic. Satellite image data of the expansion of civilisation encroaching on vital wild areas (over the last several decades) is bone chilling. This series is highly recommended, and 100% vital viewing.

Very nice review, thank you, but the killar was actually caught on April 24, 2018. His name is Joseph James DeAngelo.

Easter Island cannibalism and human meat markets, Mayan starvation and the brutal death of 18 Rabbit, Nostradamus; this is a brilliant, informative and entertaining episode with intriguing discoveries and information.

For “true crime” fans, this limited series is well organised and interesting. The narration isn’t overdone(or more importantly, obnoxious), and the evidence/survivor/witness accounts are interspersed at a satisfactory levels. I enjoyed the first 3 episodes much more than the closing episode, as I felt some of the conclusions to be more sensationalist than factual and the episode seemed to wane because of it. This rapist/murderer will probably never be caught, but the series is one of the more watchable out there.

I first saw this when it premiered. I have been a “fan” of Joaquin Phoenix since “Signs”, “Her”, “Gladiator”, and before… he is an accomplished actor who designs his own career by playing characters, rather than becoming one in real life. He can change his physical form, mannerisms and even the way his eyes look either alert and engaged with life, or completely disenfranchised with life and in a world of his own. This film is one of his best; it is captivating, disheartening, confusing, brutal and lovely.

At first I was unsure about this episode and the seemingly whingy mother, but as I watched, I became more intrigued at where it’s going, and who the characters are. The single camera angles are unsettling, and it has a very “Rosemary’s Baby” feel going on overall. This is more of a suspenseful-Thriller, than a high octane Thriller, definitely.

I love this film and revisit it every year since it was made. It’s a remarkably tense, violent, yet nearly apathetic look at man’s inhumanity to man and all living creatures. Patrick Stewart, Imogen Poots, and (not at all lastly) Anton Yelchin are superb and show the craft for which all actors should be known for; the conveyance of raw emotion.

A thoroughly enjoyable film due to the acting and subject matter (dealt with in an amusing way) on the so called origins of the female vibrator, and hence, the diagnosis of hysteria in women that in actuality meant they were leading less than fulfilling sex lives. From start to finish it’s quirky, irreverent, and only semi serious. An incredibly enjoyable, if not a wee bit *uncomfortable” watch. Highly recommended.

This week I read that TWD will end with season 12… wtf? They are barely making a season 10. This season has been so crap it feels like an hour is an eternity of melodrama. Ugh, bring back the dead!

A super fun slash em up-thriller with a twist. Nothing serious or groundbreaking, just an easy, fun watch.

Rambo: Last Blood is a vengence thriller staring John Rambo (Sylvester Stallone). Whilst in the Rambo universe, it is nothing like “First Blood”, in fact, the meaning of first blood, is completely lost on this film. It has some spectacular gore. The dialogue is predictable, and even without Spanish subtitles, you can guess what is happening. There are several instances that the Rambo from First Blood would never have been in, and therefore, the story has somewhat lost it’s momentum and impetus overall. However, Last Blood is entertaining. I wouldn’t recommend it, but I also wouldn’t say don’t watch it. First Blood is an amazing piece of cinema that will never be replicated with the likes of a film that uses music to tell the viewer how to feel.

This film is now 36 years old, and still evokes every emotion from joy to anger to love and hate… It’s beautifully filmed, acted and directed. Definitely a film I’d recommend seeing at least once. It’s the portrayal of real life, warts and all.

i dont think its the same story .. sure its got aliens in tripod walking machines, but this is based on a series of books by christopher priest
I read some as a kid, but never got my hands on the whole set

I feel so sorry for you XD It IS love story.You would probably have a better time if you knew and/or could avoid it if you don’t like romance.

After 5 episodes I feel absolutely no connection to any of the main characters. I actually don’t care what happens to them. At the first episode I was hoping they would bring something new to the table, and they sort of did, but they have failed to make me care about the characters. I probably won’t watch another episode. Thank you for sharing the links, uplinkers. :)

WOW. That was intense from start to finish. Not at all what I’ve been anticipating. I love this series. Thank you for sharing the links, uplinkers.

The first one was so much better than this one. It’s a pity. They should’ve kept it simple, but they’ve overcomplicated and burdened this film with a lot of meaningless and boring love scenes. Thank you for the links uplinkers and uploaders.

The evidence in this case is absolutely non-existent. This murder looks like they just need to blame someone and the so they picked Qunitin. The whole story is convoluted and filled with racism and prejudice from every side. What a tragic story. Thank you for sharing the links, uplinkers.

I am sad to say I found this episode to be the worst of any episode in this series. For me, it was frustrating, incongruent and there were too many continuity errors to count. That said, I am a fan of this series, and I will continue to watch. I simply found this episode to be lazy writing, sadly. Thanks a million for the uplinks. :)

Interesting series in that it’s so convoluted and there are so many sub-agendas that they will never find who actually did this… though I would like to see how it concludes with the last episode. This is actually episode 3. Thank you for the links, uplinkers and uploaders.

This is a very well presented series. Racism and false allegations based on gender and ethnic group seem to be the flavour of this attempt at conviction of a horrific crime. This is actually episodes 1 & 2 combined. Thanks you for the uplinks.

This is a very well presented series. Racism and false allegations based on gender and ethnic group seem to be the flavour of this attempt at conviction of a horrific crime. This is actually episodes 1 & 2 combined. Thanks you for the uplinks.

I cannot get past the narrator for this series. He has a terrible voice for narration. Thank you for the links uplinkers.

It’s a decent series, but completely predictable (to me) without anything really frightening; it’s more of a love story of sorts. Thanks million for the uplinks, uplinkers and uploaders.

Brilliant episode that really stopped me in my tracks: poachers are horrible and so incredibly destructive to every living creature on this planet. Thanks a million for sharing all these links, uplinkers. :)

This looks amazing. I’ve just put it ony “Watch” list. Thanks a million for having the links here uplinkers.

This looks amazing. I’ve just put it ony “Watch” list. Thanks a million for having the links here uplinkers.

In my opinion, the most interesting this about this series is the cover art and the first 5-10 minutes of the show. It is a poorly executed show full of yawn material. The investigators themselves don’t seem very interested in the case and it goes spirals from there. Thanks a million for the uplinks, uplinkers and uploaders.

In my opinion, the most interesting this about this series is the cover art and the first 5-10 minutes of the show. It is a poorly executed show full of yawn material. The investigators themselves don’t seem very interested in the case and it goes spirals from there. Thanks a million for the uplinks, uplinkers and uploaders.

This is the 5th out of 6 episodes for this disappearance/crime. I’m sorry to say, this series is just repetitive nonsense. The show has been repeating hearsay from the very first episode and then having random calls with people who say that have information, but are like listening to someone give a report on cardboard boxes from the inside of tin can. I’m really grateful to have this episode here, so I thank the uplinkers and uploaders for sharing.

I enjoyed this film, though I went in with a head semi-filled with the criticisms others had offered from various sources. I first need to “say” that I love Jodie Foster. She is an accomplished actor who can overcome negative roles and pull films up to a higher standard (for instance Elysium, which I felt was a very predictable film). This film is a wee bit “arty” and has a small element of a “grind house” feel to it, for me. I enjoyed the acting all the way round and all the characters. This was a “fun” film to me and left me feeling satisfied. I felt that there are still some questions at the end, but overall for me, the positive of being entertained by the film on the whole, out weighed the negative. I feel anyone who likes Jodie Foster, or any of the aforementioned elements, will enjoy this film. Thanks a million uplinkers for sharing and having it here! :)

I thoroughly enjoyed this film. I am delighted to see Peter Dinklage gathering more roles and showing how talented he is. This film is a slow burner, but extremely watchable with fantastic cinematography. The core of the story unravels at a very consistent pace. I would love to see more films like this. I appreciate all the links that the uplinkers and uploaders have given us.

What twisted people. I absolutely cannot understand this sort of behaviour. This is one of the better crime series. There is actual trial footage and crime scene photos as well as interviews with people involved. Thank you uplinkers/uploaders for sharing! :)

Hmmmm, I disagree with Matt this time. I don’t believe that this wolf-dog should be with them. They are giving her good care; I wish he’d have offered to council them on how to do it properly with his experience rather than making it about a rescue. I’ve known people who have had these animals and provided everything they have at the sanctuary (rescue). It is possible. Thank you uplinkers for sharing the links.

I really enjoyed this story and found it a compelling watch. To say the war is hell and leaves multiple casualties in its wake is an understatement. This film is a slow-burner and not for everyone. It says what it has to say in a low, whispered voice. Thank uplinkers and uploaders for sharing.

I have a new favourite episode. What a beautiful experience. Thank you for sharing the links, uplinkers.

Wow, that was NOT at all what I was expecting and completely surpassed all my expectations. I loved it. Better Call Saul rocks! Thank you for sharing the links here, uplinkers and uploaders.

What an awesome new series! It’s not just wolves (which I love), but so much more. Plus I just saw the fringed jeans that I must have! lol Thank you for sharing all the links here, uplinkers.

Excellent film, I totally get wanting to run away from suburban life. Live off grid, and one day I will. This is a touching story of a father with PTSD and a daughter who loves him dearly. It’s a relateable story.