Category Archives: Television

Why Hulk Hogan Can’t Kick Out of the Decisions Made by Terry Bollea

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The character of Hulk Hogan is the reason I fell in love with professional wrestling. For a lifelong Hulkamaniac like me, the yellow and red isn’t just a color scheme; it’s the visual shorthand for childhood heroism. Over the years, I’ve had the good fortune to meet the man twice—the first time at WrestleMania XXX in New Orleans, where I shook his hand and told him he was my hero, and more recently at WrestleMania 40 right here in my hometown of Philadelphia. During that second meeting, he joked with me about his body falling apart, a reminder of the physical toll the business took on him.

But after watching the Hulk Hogan: Real American documentary series on Netflix, I found myself sitting in the silence of my living room with a heavy heart and a mountain of conflicting feelings.

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Why You Need to Be Watching MGM+’s Robin Hood Right Now

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If you feel like the legend of Robin Hood has been told to death, I’m here to tell you: think again. MGM+ has managed to do something truly rare with their new series—they’ve taken one of the most familiar stories in history and made it feel gritty, vital, and completely unmissable.

If you haven’t started it yet, here is why it needs to be next on your watchlist.

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The Ultimate Showman: Why You Must Watch Paul Anka: His Way on HBO

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As someone who has followed the legendary Paul Anka for years—from the intimate moments of a personal interview to the electric energy of his live performances—I thought I knew everything there was to love about this icon. But after watching the new HBO Original documentary, PAUL ANKA: HIS WAY, I am completely blown away. This film isn’t just a retrospective of a music legend; it is a masterclass in living life to its absolute fullest.

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Slay Bells Ring: The Ultimate Guide to Christmas Horror

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The snow is falling, the carols are playing, and the scent of gingerbread fills the air. It’s truly the most wonderful time of the year… for some truly terrifying cinema! That’s right, forget the cozy comfort of traditional holiday films, because today I’m diving into the wonderfully warped world of Christmas horror movies.

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Rolling Out: A Review of Transformers: EarthSpark – Expedition on Xbox

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If you’ve been itching to transform and roll out on your Xbox, Transformers: EarthSpark – Expedition might be the adventure you’ve been waiting for. Based on the hit animated series, this game puts you squarely in the driver’s seat (or, instead, the chassis) of the fan-favorite Autobot scout, Bumblebee.

I recently spent some time with the game to see whether it holds up as a solid action-adventure title or is just another rusty licensed tie-in. Here is my verdict on Bumblebee’s latest mission to stop Mandroid.

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Winning, Weird, and One-Time-Only: My Thoughts on The Book of Sheen

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If there is one celebrity memoir where the audiobook format isn’t just an option but a requirement, it is Charlie Sheen’s The Book of Sheen. I just finished listening to it, and I have to say: hearing Charlie tell his own story, in that distinct, rhythmic cadence of his, absolutely saved this book for me.

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Ultimate Guide to YouTube TV’s AMC+ and MGM+

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Let’s be real. You cut the cord and switched to YouTube TV to simplify your life, but with the base plan now sitting at $82.99 a month, that initial promise of “cheap TV” is starting to feel a little heavy. The service is robust, sure—but when you hit a paywall for a buzzy new vampire show or a sci-fi horror hit you’re dying to see, clicking “subscribe” feels riskier than it used to. Are these add-ons actually worth pushing your monthly bill toward the triple digits? Spoiler alert: Only one of them is a “must-have” for movie buffs, while the other is strictly for the superfans.

Here is the breakdown of whether AMC+ and MGM+ are worth the extra squeeze on your wallet.

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Top Thanksgiving Movies to Watch This Year

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If you’re looking for the perfect Thanksgiving movie lineup, classics like Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Pieces of April, and A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving are must-watches. These films capture the chaos, warmth, and humor of the holiday, making them ideal companions after the feast. Read on for more film favorites to carve into this Thanksgiving with your family.

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Why You Need To Watch Kathy Bates’ Matlock Revival

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Kathy Bates’ Matlock is one of the smartest, most compelling shows on TV right now—and if you’re not watching, you’re missing out. It’s a revival that honors the original while reinventing it for today’s audience, blending sharp legal drama with character-driven storytelling that keeps viewers hooked week after week.

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Diamond Dallas Page’s Greatest Work Yet: Why Change or Die Is a Must-Watch

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If you haven’t watched Change or Die yet, stop what you’re doing and dive in. This 12-week transformation docuseries, filmed at the legendary Accountability Crib in Atlanta, is one of the greatest things Diamond Dallas Page has ever created. It’s not just a show—it’s a wake-up call. Five individuals, each at rock bottom physically and emotionally, are given one last chance to reclaim their lives. No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Just grit, sweat, and the relentless drive to change.

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