Alan French

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Alan French |Sean Boelman

After June (Elisabeth Moss) saves her husband (O-T Fagbenle) and best friend (Samira Wiley), it seems like the road back to Alaska is a given. However, she will meet some resistance in “Promotion,” which serves to reset for the next phase of episodes. Now that June is back with Mayday, can she help their cause? Meanwhile, The Handmaid’s Tale dives into life in New Bethlehem, giving us a view of Lawrence’s rise in Gilead and Rita’s return.

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Alan French |Sean Boelman

With the same Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and a new companion (Varda Sethu), Doctor Who kicks off another fun season. Russell T. Davies keeps pushing the series to utilize its big Disney budget, and “The Robot Revolution” certainly takes advantage of that. With great practical effects, sleek cinematography, and even good makeup, it’s a fun adventure to kick off a Doctor Who season.

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Alan French |Sean Boelman

Another excellent season of Yellowjackets closes with very high stakes and emotional consequences. After the devastating conclusion to “How the Story Ends,” the finale — “Full Circle” — picks up the pieces. We finally get some big answers for who killed Lottie and who else is set to die. Other girls kick the bucket in “Full Circle,” making for incredible tension amongst the Yellowjackets. The battle for survival takes us back to a familiar place as the mysteries begin to fall.

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Alan French |Sean Boelman

Few stories about pop culture are more prevalent than the myth that Yoko Ono broke up the Beatles. For decades, it has been clear other extenuating factors led to John Lennon leaving the band, and yet the story continues to percolate. To help dispel this idea, One to One: John & Yoko examines the famous couple during their life in New York City in 1972. In the process, it follows Lennon and Ono as they mount various pressure campaigns to change the policies and politics of the era.

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Alan French |Sean Boelman

Since the beginning of Hollywood, studios have always found a soft spot for religious and faith-based movies. From The Ten Commandments to The Passion of the Christ, these movies have a built-in audience and create new movie stars. The stories and scriptures that make up the New Testament have been especially fertile for movies, with dozens of Jesus and Mary-focused movies coming every year.