Amari is the founder and head writer of Wherever-I-Look.com and has been writing reviews since 2010, with a focus on dramas and comedies.
Rachel Sennott stars in HBO’s newest show, featuring her as an agent, middling as an assistant, whose former client/ friend comes back into her life.
“I Love LA” is perfect as a half hour, as it gives you just enough before you could start getting annoyed by the antics.
The 752’s importance finally gets an explanation, alongside being introduced to Doris and Olive at last.
As Leroy’s family joins Derry, Lilly and Ronnie try to deal with the aftermath of what happened in the first episode.
A follow-up on that sex tape we saw Wendy in presents a new person who could have killed her, alongside Eddie’s secret Lewis has been holding getting out.
What is originally sold as a revenge story becomes a movie about the fall of democracy in America.
Tessa Thompson and Nina Hoss save what would otherwise be a forgettable movie.
While the boxing in Christy is lackluster, the story of Jim and Christy’s relationship compensates.
Is IT: Welcome To Derry another show milking a hit franchise, or one that shows why IT has become one of Stephen King’s most lucrative adaptations?
Three sisters reunite for the anniversary of their mom’s death, and only one of them isn’t there out of obligation.
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