[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] In the closing moments of “A Skinner, Darkly,” last week, Johnny came home to an ecstatic Dutch, D’avin, and Lucy. This week, the shine comes off that reunion just a scoche when the penny drops that there’s a new nerd in town. In the next part of […]
VICE does some very important investigative journalism on topics that should concern us all. I became a fan of the show a while ago, when I realized VICE was committed to reporting stories that — for whatever reason — weren’t getting much play in traditional Western media.
[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] Van Helsing closes out its freshman season with an episode that completely sets up a second season, so it’s a very good thing for the fan base that there will actually be one.
[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] And then there were two. Two survivors in Vanessa and Mohamad and only two episodes left in Van Helsing‘s freshman season.
[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] If you’ve learned anything this far into Van Helsing‘s first season, it’s that everybody (minus Vanessa) is fairly expendable, whether they’re a regular cast member or not. Keep that in mind, kids.
[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] Jason Priestley directs his second Van Helsing in a row Friday night with “Help Out,” which puts the crew right back in another dire situation as they find out that being trapped 50 feet down in a bunker might be the least of their problems.
[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] Amanda Tapping helms her second Van Helsing in a row this week with “For Me,” written by co-showrunner Simon Barry.
[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] In tonight’s Van Helsing, a couple of the hospital crew willingly head out into the wilds of Seattle while those still confined inside deal with a twist that threatens their already-fragile sort-of trust of each other.
[Warning: General spoilers ahead.] First up, some ratings news! Van Helsing pulled close to 900K viewers for each hour of its premiere last week–before L+3 and a reair of the first episode on USA. That’s awesome, especially measured against the Friday summer series (both renewed), which garnered around 600K each. This […]
A funny thing happened on the way to Simon Barry‘s next gig. After Continuum wrapped up last year, Barry was looking for another project when Van Helsing came his way. A spin on the vampire tale, the series was the brain child of playwright Neil LaBute, who had tried his […]
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