A roundup of three of the movies I watched in February: The House, See For Me, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

With only 22 games left in the regular season, it’s time to look at two of the big reasons the Charlotte Hornets are below .500 and take a look at how the final month and a half of the season could play out.

His Girl Friday is a 1940s film on plenty of lists of the top romantic comedies of all-time.

Reacher is Amazon’s new, eight episode action, suspense/mystery show based off of the first novel in the Jack Reacher book series. While it starts out pretty okay in the first few episodes, particularly because of its entertaining titular hero, the show quickly becomes very, very ludicrous.

Friday Night Lights tells the story of the Dillon Panthers, one of the country’s top football teams, and its players and coach. While the show’s title might suggest the main focus of the show is football, the heart of the show is really its characters.

After Sunday’s thrilling overtime game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs, many NFL fans were wishing that a game so good had been the Super Bowl. While that couldn’t have been the case, it could’ve at least been the AFC Championship if a Week 18 game had gone differently.

I can be pretty picky when it comes to films and TV shows. In fact, despite rating every movie I’ve seen over the past ten years, I’ve only rated a dozen movies a perfect 10/10.

Season 6 of The Expanse is a short and mediocre conclusion to a show that at its height was a good, if not very good, series.

Starting last season, the NFL added an additional playoff team to each conference and began calling the Wild Card Weekend the Super Wild Card Weekend. Things definitely haven’t gone as well as the league hoped.

I’ll do a more in-depth look at this season and on The Expanse as a whole in a few days once I finish the season/series, but so far these episodes have been good, but not great.

I spend a lot of my time watching things on a screen— on my television or laptop or even my cell phone.