Evan E. Lambert

3 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Evan E. Lambert

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power was once the crown jewel of Amazon Prime Video programming. It was intended to not only replace Game of Thrones as the next big fantasy property on television, but also join forces with Citadel to establish Amazon Prime Video as the premier streaming service in the world, nay, the universe. Unfortunately, Citadel has mostly bombed and Rings of Power has failed to live up to fan expectations.

3 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Evan E. Lambert

Sick days exist in an alternate universe. Time slows, to-do lists dissolve, and the only priority becomes to rest, recover, and rewatch Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. But why stick to the Greatest Hits when you can broaden your sick day horizons with yet another undemanding, soul-soothing movie? Between your naps, tea refills, and unexpected sneezing fits, you’ll definitely want something comforting to watch.

4 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Evan E. Lambert

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power was once the crown jewel of Amazon Prime Video programming. It was intended to not only replace Game of Thrones as the next big fantasy property on television, but also join forces with Citadel to establish Amazon Prime Video as the premier streaming service in the world, nay, the universe. Unfortunately, Citadel has mostly bombed and Rings of Power has failed to live up to fan expectations.

4 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Evan E. Lambert

Amazon is in trouble — and not just the rainforest now! (But seriously, consider donating to Coalition for Rainforest Nations. Think of a baby sloth for motivation.)But no, we’re talking about Amazon, the e-commerce empire. Amazon Prime Video’s Citadel and The Rings of Power are a flop and a meh-sterpiece, respectively, and the streamer is running out of popular critically acclaimed series.

4 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Evan E. Lambert

If you didn’t know that there was a new entry into the Fear Street canon, you’re not alone. I myself loved the original 2021 Fear Street trilogy and didn’t even realize there would be a fourth movie of the series until a month before it was released. But now that Fear Street: Prom Queen has finally debuted on Netflix, you may be wondering how it connects with the original trilogy and the R. L. Stine book series upon which the movies are based.