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REVIEW: 'EASTWATCH' WAS OUR  MOST REVELATORY EPISODE OF THE SEASON SO FAR. 'Eastwatch' was all about providing answers to some of the burning questions on the mind of the faithful viewers and it did well to drive crucial plot points as we move (sadly) closer towards the final stretch of the season.  I had already suspected prior to seeing, that this episode five would be fuckery on auto pilot. (I was on my three eyed raven shit) I sniffed the BS, before it happened, but HBO and the gang still snuck a few gems here and there. Brace yourselves.  The Mad Queen lives!!! So turns out  Dany doesn't hang people, she burns em (big surprise😒). From the "non knee benders" to the casual every day traitor.  The judgment is still the same swoosh, dracarys. Episode five began on a sour note. Sam Tarley's folks, Papa Tarley and the valiant and adorable Dickon Talley (his name is Dickon 😂😂), were transformed into bacon, regardless of...

New 'IT' Trailer Showcases A More Terrifying Pennywise Warner Bros. Studios released the first trailer for the highly anticipated adaptation of Steven King's 'IT'.  The new trailer includes the first moment we’ve heard Pennywise the clown speak and rather than just maniacally laughing in the background  as well as one of the creepiest shots we’ve seen so far — Pennywise standing in a room full of clown dolls. Out of all the trailers we’ve seen, this is perhaps the one that addresses just how scary the film will be instead of just teasing the horror. Pennywise finally looks like the menacing creature that we’ve always known him to be. The 'IT' movie hits theaters on the 8th of September.

Star Wars: 15 Worst Things The Jedi Ever Did Star Wars  has the clearest demarcation of hero and villain, even more so than  The Transformers  with Autobots and Decepticons or GI Joe and Cobra. In  Star Wars , it’s the dark side and the light. Well, clearly, the guys that dress in black and admittedly even call themselves users of the “dark side of the Force” are probably not the good guys. But they are, in theory. Why they would actually agree to being called the villains is a flaw in the franchise (if not just bad PR on their part). The Jedi themselves aren’t exactly saints, despite being portrayed that way. We’re not saying that  the Jedi are the true villains  and the Sith are misunderstood, but there are times that they really, really needed to stand back and consider how awful some of their actions made them look. There are minor things like lying for no real reason, and then there are things like launching a coup d’état and covering...