Movie Review :: Lifetime Network’s Who Could Kill a Sweet Old Lady?
Lifetime's 'Sunday Night Thrills' really stretches the meaning of the term with a movie that lacks any real thrills and comes off as more goofy than gripping. Who Could Kill a Sweet Old Lady? begins with a scene, shot from ...
Movie Review :: Lifetime Network’s I Killed Him in My Sleep
Lifetime brings Marissa Finch's psychological thriller Don't Fall Asleep to the screen in an edge-of-your-seat production that could have easily been taken to the silver screen, even though the powers that be decided at some point to change the title ...
Movie Review :: Hallmark Channel’s Two for Tee
Spring has officially sprung, and that means it's time for Hallmark Channel's 'Spring into Love' series of films ... which really aren't any different from the romance movies broadcast any other time of the year except for Christmas ... and ...
TV by the Decade :: March 22•28
New series, specials and TV movies made their premieres this week between 1976 and 2016, some getting awards attention and large audiences, while most were just blips on the TV landscape. A 1976 TV movie adaptation of a children's classic ...
Movie Review :: Lifetime Movie Network’s My Daughter Was Taken
LMN's 'Wicked Revenge' theme concludes with an abduction thriller, familiar faces, way too much plot and an abundance of red herrings that will often have you wondering what in the heck is going on. My Daughter Was Taken stars Patrice ...
Theatre Review :: 1776 at Washington DC’s Ford’s Theatre
1776 is directed and choreographed by Luis Salgado and with music direction by Clay Ostwald. Photos by Scott Suchman. The production plays March 13 - May 16, 2026, and features Scenic Design by Milagros Ponce de León; Costume Design by ...
Theatre Review :: Beauty and the Beast at Washington DC’s National Theatre
Disney's 1991 animated version of the classic Beauty and the Beast fairy tale is largely unopposed as the definitive version of the story. (Jean Cocteau, who?) At 35 years old, it has now been around for so long that it ...
Hotchka Movies by the Decade feature #295 :: March 19•25
A lot of filsm made their way to the silver screen this week over the past century, with a handful of note. A 1926 silent film was the inspiration for a major comic book character, who shows up in a ...
Movie Review :: Lifetime Network’s The Seemingly Perfect Family
Lifetime's 'Sunday Night Thrills' churns out an icky tale of deception and deadly obsession that is one in a long list of Lifetime network potboilers. The Seemingly Perfect Family stars Rylee Reagan as the newly-turned 18-year-old Lexi Murdoch, celebrating her ...
Movie Review :: Lifetime Network’s The Boy with My Son’s Face
Lifetime's brings the thrills and parental anxiety to its latest original production, The Boy with My Son's Face, that features every parent's nightmare scenario but spices it up with a lot of shocking twists and turns. The Boy with My ...
TV by the Decade :: March 15•21
Every decade this week except 1966 produced new programming, whether it be series, specials or TV movies. 1956 had Guy Lombardo present music that touched viewers and awarded some of them diamonds and cash; 1976 had two TV movie pilots, ...
Movie Review :: Lifetime Movie Network’s Let’s Murder Like It’s 1999!
LMN's 'Wicked Revenge' theme continues with a movie that actually is about revenge, but hoo boy, is there a lot to unpack with this one. If nothing else, Let's Murder Like It's 1999! is the greatest title of any LMN ...
