Category: TV Movies
Twinkle All The Way Review: Sarah Drew’s Lifetime Christmas Movie Is Three, Two, One, Magic
Sarah Drew and Ryan McPartlin’s new Christmas movie will give you Christmas bumps. Read on to learn more.
The Knight Before Christmas Review: A Worthy Addition to Netflix’s Holiday Roster
The Knight Before Christmas isn’t perfect but it comes as close as a Christmas rom-com about a time-travelling knight and heartbroken science teacher can. Read on for our review!
A Sweet Christmas Romance Review: A Holiday Tale That’s As Sticky and Sweet As Sticky Toffee Pudding
Lifetime’s A Sweet Christmas Romance is sticky and sweet. Read on for our review.
Let It Snow Review: A Holiday Hit with Serious ‘Love Actually’ Vibes
Netflix’s festive YA adaptation is basically a teenage Love Actually with Sabrina Spellman — and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. Read on for our review of Let It Snow!
Christmas Reservations Review: The Treeline Lodge Has Christmas Spirit, But Not Many Tales To Tell
Christmas Reservations has cheer but not much of a plot. Read on for our review.
Marla Sokoloff’s Lifetime Movie ‘The Road Home For Christmas’ Will Take Fans on a Surprising Journey [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke to The Road Home For Chirstmas star Marla Sokoloff about what makes this journey home for the holidays so unique. Read on for our exclusive interview.
Between Two Ferns: The Movie Review: Zach Galifianakis Makes Celebrities Uncomfortable For A Whole Feature-Length Film
What kind of shenanigans can Zack Galifianakis get into within a feature-length film? Read on for our review of the Netflix special, Between Two Ferns: The Movie!
Kim Raver Talks Complex Female Characters on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ and Lifetime’s ‘Tempting Fate’ [Interview]
We sat down with Kim Raver to talk about her directorial debut for Lifetime, Tempting Fate, the Grey’s Anatomy Season 15 finale, and more. Read on for our exclusive interview.
I Am Mother Review: A Sci-Fi Film That Wants to Say A Lot, But Leaves You With Questions
I Am Mother explores what motherhood means, but doesn’t render an outside world to keep the narrative gelled. Read our review of Netflix’s I Am Mother for more.