Author: Robert Brian Taylor

Not all is well these days in the deep, dark hills of Eastern Kentucky.

On Monday, I was thinking about The Lego Movie (as I am wont to do) and I posted this little missive on Twitter: Marvel must…

Not as good as the original. Still better than a smelly pirate hooker.

Still pretty damn good, but the cracks are starting to show in Middle-earth.

Yesterday, MTV published a video clip where J.J. Abrams admitted regret over keeping the true identity of the villain of Star Trek Into Darkness under…

Word of advice to all future TV shows: If you tease a flying car in the pilot, the flying car better damn well show up…

Prior to yesterday, I had never had any use for movies in 3D. It didn't matter that the technology had taken a great leap forward…

A candid conversation with a first-time feature filmmaker.

Season four starts on a high note.

Welcome to the human race.

The story of Walter White finally reaches its end.

Marvel jumps to the small screen.

The definition of what constitutes a single "season" of television used to be simple. It was 20-something episodes of any given show that were shot…

Goodbye, New Mexico. Hello, New Hampshire.

OH. MY. GOD.

Well, thanks a lot, Breaking Bad writers. If your plan was to make sure I wouldn't be able to focus on anything else for the next…

The Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy comes to a somewhat disappointing close.

Last week, I complained about a lack of Jesse Pinkman. This week was the reason why. You already knew Aaron Paul was going to have…

Bob and Stew discuss the prolific writer's considerable legacy.

"Buried" is largely a transitional episode of Breaking Bad where the show takes the time to catch everyone else up on what Walt and Hank…