TV & Film
Why Big Mouth Season 4 is a Woke Nightmare
Vince Vanguard
Big Mouth Season 4 on Netflix once again tries to blend teenage troubles with progressive preaching, resulting in a politically correct spectacle akin to a morality class disguised as entertainment.
Navigating Chaos: Sid's Journey in Skins Series 1
KC Fairlight
Sid Jenkins from the British show 'Skins' is the underdog teenager trying to navigate friendship, love, and self-worth. His relatable journey through Series 1 reflects the turbulent path of adolescence.
Satria Garuda BIMA-X: The Unapologetic Superhero Saga Liberals Weren't Ready For
Vince Vanguard
Ever wonder why a superhero epic from Indonesia, 'Satria Garuda BIMA-X,' is making waves without needing a handy politically-correct guidebook? This show, airing initially in 2013 in the vibrant hustle and bustle of Indonesia, breaks the mold for everything a superhero series daringly should be—but often isn’t.
Foghorn Leghorn: The Rooster Who Taught Us Common Sense and Conservative Values
Vince Vanguard
Foghorn Leghorn, a larger-than-life rooster from Warner Bros., embodies classic American values and no-nonsense common sense. A staple in the cartoon universe since 1946, this character offers more than slapstick comedy; he's an emblem of traditional wisdom.
River Tam: The Genius Enigma of 'Firefly'
Martin Sparks
Discover the extraordinary character of River Tam, a genius with psychic abilities from the sci-fi series *Firefly*, who captivates with her complexity and humanity.
Paul Campbell: Hollywood's Unsung Everyman
KC Fairlight
Paul Campbell, a Canadian-born actor breathing life into American screens, graced "Battlestar Galactica" and Hallmark classics, proving skill transcends renown.
Exploring the Universe: 'Babylon 5: A Call to Arms'
Martin Sparks
Journey into the captivating universe of *Babylon 5: A Call to Arms*, where scientific curiosity meets epic storytelling, bridging cinematic wonder with real-world inspiration.
Maverick TV Series: The Wild West Show That Bucked Trends
Vince Vanguard
Buckle up for a ride through the Old West as we look at the TV series *Maverick*, an unconventional gambler's show that defied Western norms and left its mark on American TV history.
Why Battle Creek Deserves Another Look
KC Fairlight
"Battle Creek" is like unearthing a hidden treasure in TV land, offering a refreshing take on the police procedural genre through its blend of humor and complex storylines. Though it flew under the radar, this Vince Gilligan and David Shore creation deserves another look.
A World Without Men: Exploring 'Y: The Last Man'
KC Fairlight
'Y: The Last Man' imagines a world where every mammal with a Y chromosome has vanished, except for one man and his pet monkey. The show explores gender, identity, and survival.
Compact: The Unfolding Drama of Life’s Everyday Hustle
KC Fairlight
Unravel the drama and societal whims of 1960s Britain through 'Compact', a TV series that channeled everyday struggles into gripping narratives that still echo in today's society.
Next of Kin: The TV Series Liberals Don't Want You to See
Vince Vanguard
'Next of Kin' is a TV drama that challenges liberal comfort zones, weaving a narrative of family, identity, and global issues set in London and Pakistan.
Mannan Magal: Unraveling Tradition and Modernity
Vince Vanguard
Mannan Magal, a Tamil-language TV series launched in 2023, explores the clash of tradition and modernity in a rural Indian setting, creating a narrative both compelling and contentious.
Unlocking the Heart of New England through 'Providence': A Close-Up on the 90s Gem
KC Fairlight
Providence, a cherished American TV series from the late 90s and early 2000s, mixes family drama, medical intrigue, and the picturesque charm of New England, making it a beloved classic.
Julia Sawalha: A Shining Star Who Danced Across Our Screens
Vince Vanguard
Julia Sawalha, born in London in 1968, rose to fame in the 1980s. From 'Press Gang' to 'Chicken Run', her talent has stood the test of time in the world of entertainment.
Unraveling 'My Binondo Girl': A Tale of Love, Family, and Identity
KC Fairlight
My Binondo Girl is a refreshing Filipino drama that delves into themes of identity and gender norms through the story of Jade Dimaguiba, a young woman who disguises herself as a man.
John Constantine: The Hero Who Is Too Real for Hollywood Snowflakes
Vince Vanguard
John Constantine is a British supernatural detective created in 1985 by Alan Moore, known for his cunning, grit, and unapologetic pragmatism, tackling demonic threats without pandering to moral correctness.
Why Butch is the Real Hero of the Animated World
Vince Vanguard
Brace yourself for Butch, the animated character who barks louder than he bites and stands out with his unwavering grit. In a fluffy world, Butch defies expectations with his no-nonsense attitude.
The Polar Tides of Love in 'Siyah Beyaz Aşk'
KC Fairlight
'Siyah Beyaz Aşk' is a Turkish drama series from 2017, exploring the clash between a hitman and a surgeon in Istanbul, wrapped in themes of love and duty.
Route 66: Iconic TV Adventure that Triggered American Wanderlust
Vince Vanguard
Route 66 wasn't just a TV show; it was an American journey that captured the 1960s' spirit of adventure and discovery, following Tod Stiles and Buz Murdock's travels across America.
Chandragupta Maurya: The TV Series That Liberals Love to Hate
Vince Vanguard
'Chandragupta Maurya' is a 2018 TV series that brings ancient Indian history to life with a conservative twist, highlighting leadership, strategy, and traditional values through the tale of the first Mauryan emperor.
The Triple Charm of 'Mis tres Marías': A Story of Fate and Fortune
Vince Vanguard
'Mis tres Marías' is a Peruvian telenovela that tells the gripping story of a father's quest to reunite with his three daughters, shedding light on traditional values with nonstop drama.
Aaron Jeffery: The Aussie Actor Hollywood Needs but Can't Handle
Vince Vanguard
Aaron Jeffery, with his rugged Aussie charm, stands as a refreshingly authentic actor that Hollywood seems hesitant to fully embrace. From 'McLeod's Daughters' to 'Wentworth', his talent shines amidst an industry fixated on superficiality.
Why 'The Irregulars' is a Defective Look at Victorian London
Vince Vanguard
If you thought the streets of Victorian London were all fog and cobblestones, 'The Irregulars' is here to tell you otherwise—albeit in a rather peculiar way. Dive into a critique of this Netflix series that blends melodrama and historical inaccuracies.