Cops have a rough time of it already inside of mainstream media, but – what about 30 years ago? Were they depicted as sage, courageous heralds of integrity? Did they deliver justice, righteousness and a feeling of satisfaction when the bad guys finally got their just desserts? Far. From. It. It’s time for the … Continue reading Our Review of “Badge Of Honor” – Episode 23
The fog. It’s one of the most mesmerizing meteorological events on the planet. While there are scientific reasons for it, the fact is that when the fog is utilized inside of modern American cinema – it’s all the more delicious. What could add an extra flavor the the tasty bounty of fog? A foghorn, … Continue reading Our Review of “The Pirate’s Promise” – Episode 22
A year gone by. 8.5 collective hours of Marvel Cinematic cannonic storytelling, emotions, and perspective have elapsed and laid groundwork for the next decade of history to come. How does a tiny, 43-minute, episodic television series somehow weave itself into all of it? The answer? We’ll share it with you as we snap back to … Continue reading Season 6, Episode 1 “Missing Pieces” – Reviewed!
Photographs can foster warm feelings, memories and love. They can also be the centerpiece of ill will, harbored jealousy and MURDER. A camera that delivers photographs surely isn’t evil – it’s only capturing the people, objects and scenes it’s point at, right? Well – what if the camera WAS “evil” – cursed even? What … Continue reading Our Review of “Double Exposure” – Episode 21
The warmth of a thick, trusted blanket delivers is indescribable. Just as that blanket delivers warmth, this episodes quilt delivers the opposite…chilling death! The continuation of a story, especially in television, offton feels bumpy, unsure and inserted, but thanks to an in depth ‘Last time of Friday the 13th The Series’ recap, we’re up … Continue reading Our Review Of “The Quilt Of Hathor: The Awakening” – Episode 20
There are many cultures with their own peculiarities. Inside our most recent story, there is-ith a culture that is showcased-itht called the Pennatites, a culture similar to the Mennonites of the North East, who dress simply, lead simple lives, hold the Lord and separated genders at the heart of their laws and a community that … Continue reading Our Review Of “The Quilt Of Hathor” – Episode 19
Love that was – that eventually wasn’t. The impressions left one one’s mind after a failed love affair – are striking. Striking even more than the THUNK of a cold stainless steel spike into the base of your brainstem. Even more so than the intelligence being drained from your brain, to another’s brain! When … Continue reading Our Review Of “Brain Drain” – Episode 18
Few things solicit FEAR – like the Dentist’s Chair. While the common fear of the Dentist isn’t reasonable, what would be reasonable is if the Dentist’s Chair were actually – an ELECTRIC CHAIR! Now imagine that electrical chair could not only deliver electricity, but sap the energy and body from a person – and … Continue reading Our Review Of “The Electrocutioner” – Episode 17
The Chinese culture is a varied and curious thing. In it are the barbs of tattoo needles, that bring an artists renderings – to life! Inside this episode of The Curious Goods Podcast, a re-telling, a revisit and educational detailing of each episode of Friday The 13th: The Series, tattoos really DO come to … Continue reading Our Review Of “Tattoo” – Episode 16
The Academy Awards. Oscar. The oldest and most respected Entertainment Award ceremony out there. Often referred to as “The Super Bowl of the Movie Industry”. Some of the greatest films ever made have been recognized by Hollywood’s highest honor across all types of genres: Drama, Comedy, War Films, Biopics, Musicals, Westerns and Historical epics to … Continue reading Killing Oscar! How The Academy Snubs The Horror Genre