Spoiler-Free Review of “Locke & Key” season two on Netflix: Growing Up Isn’t Easy

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“I found a new key…”

Locke & Key season two premiered on Netflix on October 22nd 2021 with ten new episodes available to stream now. The supernatural mystery series stars Emilia Jones, Connor Jessup, Jackson Robert Scott, Darby Stanchfield and Aaron Ashmore. Each episode runs for approximately 48-50 minutes.

The Locke family is back, but they realize that evil is still lurking in the shadows, determined to make a dangerous new key that could threaten the lives of everyone around them.

Here is the trailer:

Locke & Key season two has matured into a darker story, but does it still have enough magic in it to keep us entertained? Let’s find out…

The Pros:

Supporting characters get their chance to shine.

In season one, I was mostly intrigued by the Locke siblings and the villainess, Dodge. A lot of the other characters felt mostly filler and we didn’t really learn much about them. I appreciated that we actually got to devote some serious time to their development in season two (particularly Uncle Duncan and Nina Locke).

This helped solve the slight disconnect I had with season one and I actually really enjoyed their story-lines!

Dark fast-paced plot.

Season one of the series really had an innocence to it. It was a wonderful breath of fresh air and I felt like I was transported right along with the Locke siblings into each one of their new adventures.

There is a different feel to season two and it mirrors the struggle some of the Locke siblings are having when it comes to magic and growing up. Even though it was different, I still liked the overall plot. Things just felt much darker in season two. I loved a lot of the elements thrown our way and I thought that the episodes were fast-paced enough to keep me invested in the mystery at its core.

The Cons:

Downgraded villains…

Laysa De Oliveira as Dodge was such a good villainess in season one. Things just didn’t have that same wicked quality in season two with our above partners in crime. I thought that Eden was a lot stronger than Gabe (plus she wore some killer heeled boots), but there was more of a whiny feel to them. They just seemed like teenagers acting as villains, where De Oliveira was the epitome of evil.

A lot to keep track of…

I felt like I needed to take notes just to keep up. If you are thinking of skipping the recap…don’t! I needed the recap and I probably should have re-watched the entire first season because there was so much crammed into season two and I had a difficult time remembering things. Maybe I need a memory key too…

The plot was good, but it was also slightly all over the place. We know that season three has already been confirmed so it could have been possible to carry over some stuff into the next season rather than jamming it all into season two, which was slightly overwhelming.

So am I in or out?

I’m in!

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my watch. I think that the Locke siblings really work well together and you genuinely care about their well-being. The magic was still there, but it had a more mature feel and that’s okay.

I had some reservations about certain elements but there was enough happening to keep me entertained throughout my watch.

I hope you enjoyed the review and feel free to post your own thoughts and theories on Locke & Key season two in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

Best,

Amy Koto, TV Fanatic Girl

A Halloween they’ll never forget…

When former friends, Shay and Adriana team up to participate in a Halloween scavenger hunt with a cash prize, they temporarily put their differences aside to outsmart their opponents. However, they soon start to realize that a dangerous threat is playing their own version of the game, stalking them during each hunt.

Winning is now a necessity as their lives are at stake. As old wounds and memories re-surface, Shay and Adriana attempt to unmask the threat before the night is over, but soon learn that Scream Hunt is not done with them just yet…

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Spoiler-Free Review of “Coroner” on The CW: Eerie Potential

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Serinda Swan is gracing the small screen once again and this may be her best role yet. Someone has to speak up for the dead and my vote goes to her!

Coroner is a Canadian series that originally released back in January 2019 on CBC. The show has just been picked up for a third season and The CW is airing the first season as part of its Summer lineup, featuring eight episodes. The episodes will air weekly and are approximately 50 minutes in length. The show stars Serinda Swan, Roger Cross, and Ehren Kassam.

Coroner introduces us to Jenny Cooper, a newly appointed Coroner and recent widow. After tragically losing her husband, she focuses her attention on her new job, investigating bizarre deaths in Toronto.

While I have seen similar shows before, there is something about this one that pulls you in right away, giving us the potential for a heartwarming, real show filled with some welcomed mystery.

But, does Coroner do enough to hold our attention for weekly episodes? Let’s find out…

The Pros:

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Serinda Swan is breathtaking.

I remember first seeing her on the series, Breakout Kings and I thought that she was completely mesmerizing on screen. There is just something really magnetic about her performance. She pulls you in effortlessly and you believe her heartbreak and are right there along with her to feel every emotion, which truly makes you connect with the show from the initial episode.

A welcomed mystery.

It looks like we will get weekly episodes investigating new and mysterious deaths. Other shows like Evil have gone down a similar path and have done pretty well. I’m hoping that the episodes don’t become stale after a while, but so far I am intrigued by the reveals and clues we are getting.

The Cons:

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Wavering identity.

After watching the pilot episode, I’m not entirely sure what this show wants to be. Is it about the supernatural/mysterious deaths? Is it about a widow coping? Is it about finding new connections in life? I’m not really sure and we get a lot thrown our way in the opening episode.

That being said, there is quite a bit of potential here and I’m hoping that the show can find its footing by the third episode to keep me invested.

Slower pace at times.

Here and there the pace slows down quite a bit, but there are enough things going on to reel you back in. I just hope that we can push past all of the setup and move toward a layered plot because Serinda Swan deserves this.

So am I in or out?

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I’m in about 75 percent. This series has the potential to be really addicting, but it needs to settle on its identity and pick up the pace to maintain interest. I like what I see so far, but I think that this show can be so much more and I’m looking forward to watching the next episodes.

I hope you enjoyed the review and feel free to post your own thoughts and theories on Coroner in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

Best,

Amy Koto, TV Fanatic Girl

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A harmless night of fun turns deadly for six college friends but the game has only just begun. Take a mystery thrill ride right from your own living room. Dash and Seek is out now! I hope you enjoy!

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Spoiler-Free Review of “Locke & Key” on Netflix: Unlocking the Door to your Next Binge-Watch

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A dark, magical adventure filled with heart, leading us past our imagination with some worthy evil threats thrown into the mix.

Locke & Key premiered on Netflix on February 7th 2020 with 10 new episodes (40-45 minutes in length). It stars Connor Jessup, Emilia Jones, Jackson Robert Scott, Darby Stanchfield, and Laysla De Oliveira.

The show is based on the graphic novel series written by Joe Hill and illustrated by Gabriel Rodríguez. After the tragic death of their father, three siblings move into his old mansion with their mother, unlocking past secrets and discovering some magical keys that light the way to their new potential destiny. However, there is an evil lingering inside the well of Keyhouse that threatens them all.

This is not the first time we have seen a plot like this and there are a lot of similarities to The Chronicles of Narnia, The Haunting of Hill House, and Stranger Things. That being said, I absolutely love all three of those, so I welcomed this familiar plot with open arms.

However, does Locke & Key unlock its way to its own identity? Let’s find out…

The Pros:

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The Locke siblings are the heart of the show.

I loved the family aspect of The Haunting of Hill House and we get a young adult friendly version of that in Locke & Key. The relationship between the siblings is heartwarming and believable. All three of these characters are absolutely fantastic and you almost feel like you are a part of their family. The performances are well done and the family drama isn’t overly exaggerated.

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The mystery is intriguing and entertaining.

From the very first episode, we get a sneak peek of what’s to come for the Locke family, as they explore Keyhouse with brand new eyes. The house is breathtaking, but the Locke siblings quickly discover that there are more secrets hidden within the walls of their father’s old home.

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Evil looks good on our Villainess.

The villain in this series is beyond entertaining. She’s absolutely fantastic and will lure you over to the dark side for sure. She is cunning, powerful, and mysterious, as the Locke siblings are forced to really think outside the box to stop her, but do not underestimate her for one second. I love a good Villainess and Dodge or “Well Lady” certainly exceeded my expectations.

The Cons:

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The rest of the characters fade into the background.

Unlike Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, which has an endless amount of extraordinary characters, the rest of the group in Locke & Key are just kind of okay and very forgettable. Even Mrs. Locke seemed all over the place and I almost felt like they didn’t really know what to do with her character.

I did enjoy Scot the most out of the friend characters, who had the most adorable nickname for our girl Kinsey, Rocky Road, but the supporting characters seemed underdeveloped and uninspiring. That being said, the Locke siblings and Dodge certainly made up for that and stole the show.

Some plot holes and unanswered questions.

I wouldn’t say that this was a major con, but I found myself asking more questions about the keys and where they came from. A lot of things are explained in the end and we are left with a major cliffhanger, so I’m hoping for some more background information if we get a second season.

So am I in or out?

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I’m in! This series was so much fun and I watched it all in one day. It has a lot of heart and so many twists and turns that will keep you thoroughly invested throughout the show.

While it may not be the next Stranger Things, it doesn’t have to be. Locke & Key creates its own separate identity and has the potential to become my new favorite show with possible future seasons. Now about my key…

I hope you enjoyed the review and feel free to post your own thoughts and theories on Locke & Key in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

Best,

Amy Koto, TV Fanatic Girl

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “American Horror Story: 1984” season 9 episode 5: “Is That My Head in There?”

Happy Thursday TV fans! After watching the FX network’s American Horror Story: 1984 season 9 episode 5, I learned that “a darkness resides in everyone,” but that doesn’t mean that you have to tap into it. Should you willingly accept it or can you still make things right even from the other side? Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet.

In last night’s episode, “Red Dawn,” we dive more into Rita/Donna’s past, as she comes face-to-face with something she cannot explain. Meanwhile, Brooke makes an impulsive decision and Margaret tries to eliminate everyone one-by-one. My top 5 moments from the American Horror Story: 1984 season 9 episode 5 are:

“A hunger I can’t satisfy…”

In this episode, we dive more into Rita/Donna’s past and flash back to 1980. Donna was following her father because she thought he was cheating on her mother, but discovered something even more disturbing, learning that he was a serial killer. Donna’s father tried to explain that he had always been like this, but Donna tried to reach out to him right before he stabbed himself.

This explains Donna’s obsession with studying serial killers, but she is not sure she can rationalize what is happening in front of her now when the Night Stalker comes back to life. The Night Stalker claims that he is “evil” and Donna even sees her dead father talking to her, but is the Night Stalker a projection of Satan or something else?

“It’s your fault my future is in radio!”

Xavier continued to make me laugh out loud during this episode, beyond furious that his face is ruined. However, that doesn’t stop him from jumping right back into character to take down Mr. Jingles with his bow and arrow.

Too bad he’s stopping the wrong killer, but you gotta love his enthusiasm. Unfortunately, Margaret eliminates Xavier, but I have a feeling he will continue to bring on the campy horror laughs even in the afterlife.

“I don’t want to die when I don’t even feel like I’ve lived yet.”

Ray randomly shows up and has a heart-to-heart talk with Brooke…only we know that Ray is actually dead. To make things even more weird, Brooke loses her virginity to a ghost and they later discover Ray’s head in the fridge.

“Is that my head in there?” It’s clear that Brooke is beyond traumatized from this encounter, but Ray seems to be just as confused. I’d like to say that perhaps Brooke’s day might be improving now, but things are only going to get worse. Sorry Brooke!

“I’m gonna rip you apart.”

Margaret is not holding anything back now, as she starts to split the group up one-by one, determined to add more ears to her collection. Mr. Jingles is determined to stop Margaret once and for all, but of course Xavier gets in the way. After Montana and Brooke’s showdown, everyone is pretty much dead except for Brooke and Margaret, as a school bus of campers shows up with perfect timing.

Margaret puts her acting skills to the test and stabs herself in the leg, claiming that Brooke killed everyone. Brooke is taken away in handcuffs, but I hope this isn’t the end for either of them.

“We can be gods here!”

Montana is initially pissed off to be dead, but she embraces it pretty quickly, realizing that she can do whatever she wants and kill whoever she wants. She claims that they can be gods here and it looks like these ghosts are looking for some revenge, but we know that they cannot leave the campground. Only we see the Night Stalker and Mr. Jingles take off in a car headed to L.A. after Mr. Jingles apparently accepts Satan as the Night Stalker did.

Is this the reason why they can leave? I’m thinking so, but now I’m wondering what direction we are headed in for the remaining episodes. This felt like the end of something for me and yet we know that these spirits have some unfinished business, so I guess there is more to see. Stay tuned for the 100^th episode of AHS next week!

American Horror Story: 1984 episode 5 Music Soundtrack Highlight:

Amii Stewart – Knock On Wood – Official Video

I hope you enjoyed the list and feel free to post your own theories and thoughts on American Horror Story: 1984 below in the comments section. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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Spoiler-Free Review of “Evil” on CBS: Can another show about demonic possession survive?

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Even though shows centered around demonic possession often have a lot of potential, they don’t always last that long. Shows like Outcast and The Exorcist come to mind, which were dark, mysterious, and terrifying in a lot of ways, but yet they were canceled extremely early. So can Evil pave the way and break the cancellation curse? Let’s find out!

Evil is a psychological mystery drama series that premiered on CBS on September 26th 2019. It stars Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, and Michael Emerson.

The show is scheduled to run weekly episodes, as it follows a non-believing psychologist named Kristen Bouchard, who accepts a second job working for a priest-in-training, David Acosta, examining potential possessions, miracles, and hauntings to determine if there is a logical explanation behind them or if they are truly witnessing something supernatural at work.

The Pros:

An amazing cast and interesting characters.

I absolutely love the chemistry between Kristen (Herbers) and David (Colter), who already seem to be compelling characters with many layers. I think it works having a non-believer paired up with a believer and I expect to see a great dynamic continue between these two.

I am already a huge Michael Emerson fan (LOST, Person of Interest) and I am super excited that it looks like he will be set up as the nemesis for the series. Emerson truly shines when he is playing the manipulative and well thought out villain and I think he can really do some damage here…in a good way!

Interesting mysteries with a premise that the audience can truly relate to.

The mysteries behind the potential supernatural occurrences are intriguing enough, but I think this show can truly stand out because it really dives into the man of science/man of faith debate, which I think is something we all look at whenever we examine something that can’t necessarily be explained at first glance. This plot premise may be enough to allow this demonic possession to survive and it already has a lot of promising potential just from the pilot episode.

The Cons:

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I’m not sure if the show was trying to be funny or not?

Even though Kristen is a non-believer, she starts to encounter her own set of night terrors, but are they simply dreams or is there something evil lurking in her subconscious? I’m not sure just yet, but some of these sequences seemed kind of silly and comical, but I’m not sure if that was the intention? You’ll see what I mean when you get to them.

At times, the plot and backstory seemed slightly contrived.

Capturing your audience during the pilot episode is never easy for any show, but at times, I felt like the plot and backstory were somewhat forced. The characters are really interesting and I guess I just want to see their stories unfold naturally, but I’m only one episode in, so we will see if this improves over time.

So am I in or out?

As of right now, I am slightly torn. I think that the characters and plot are interesting enough to keep me invested for a while, but I also feel like this show can easily fall into the trap of the weekly mysteries without any compelling plot twist at its core.

I’m hoping that Michael Emerson’s role as the nemesis, Leland Townsend, can shake things up, but we shall see. I guess I am in about 75 percent right now, but I am looking forward to watching more episodes and I think that this show has a lot of potential.

I hope you enjoyed the review and feel free to post your own thoughts and theories on Evil in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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Amy Koto, TV Fanatic Girl

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What to Watch on TV this Fall: The 2019 Fall TV Premieres I am Most Excited For!

Greetings TV Fans! As we enter into the Fall season, some of our favorite shows will be returning with new episodes and we can also look forward to some brand new shows as well that seem to have a lot of potential. Looking to find out when they all start and where to watch them? You came to the right place!

While some of our favorite returning shows already have 2019 premiere dates announced, others are still giving out a late 2019/early 2020 vague response, but it looks like we have plenty of shows to watch in the meantime! Without any further delay, the 2019 Fall TV premieres I am most looking forward to are:

American Horror Story: 1984 (Season 9)

Premiere date: Wednesday, September 18th 2019

Where to watch: FX Network

Welcome to Camp Redwood! Who doesn’t love the 80’s? The ninth season of AHS looks like it is going to provide us with a lot of slasher fun and nostalgia. While Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters will not be on the newest season (sigh), we do have some fan-favorites returning, including the wonderful and brilliant Emma Roberts.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (Season 14)

Premiere date: Wednesday, September 25th 2019

Where to watch: FXX Network

I mean, who doesn’t love laughing along with our friends from Paddy’s Pub? The gang is back and I can’t wait to see what schemes they come up with next. After Mac’s moving dance performance, anything is possible! Perhaps another Charlie Kelly episode? There is plenty of Charlie work to go around after all.

Evil (New Series)

Premiere date: Thursday, September 26th 2019

Where to watch: CBS

I don’t know about you, but I am definitely down to watch another show with Luke Cage’s Mike Colter, but it looks like he will be trading in his super hero strength in order to investigate demonic possessions and other supernatural threats. I’m in!

Light as a Feather (Season 2, Part 2, episodes 9-16)

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Premiere date: Friday, October 4th 2019

Where to watch: Hulu

Light as a feather…stiff as a board. I never get tired of hearing that and I’m hoping that the second half of season 2 can bounce back and provide us with some spooky haunting fun. This show is extremely addicting and there are constantly new twists and turns so I personally can’t wait!

The Walking Dead (Season 10)

Premiere date: Sunday, October 6th 2019

Where to watch: AMC

It’s time to silence the Whisperers once and for all, but what threats will emerge next? As we approach season 10, we know that this will be Michonne’s last season, but what does that mean for her character? I can’t wait to find out!

Riverdale (Season 4)

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Premiere date: Wednesday, October 9th 2019

Where to watch: The CW

After that cliffhanger ending in season 3, it looks like we will have a new mystery to dive into for season 4, which centers around one of our main characters. What secrets will emerge next? Stay tuned!

Nancy Drew (New Series)

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Premiere date: Wednesday, October 9th 2019

Where to watch: The CW

It looks like I will be busy on Wednesday nights indefinitely! Nancy Drew is one of my favorite book series of all time and this new series looks like a dark and grown up version, giving me some Riverdale and Pretty Little Liars feels right off the bat. I’m in 100 percent!

Supernatural (Season 15) *Final Season*

Premiere date: Thursday, October 10th 2019

Where to watch: The CW

How will it all end for the Winchesters? After that cliffhanger ending in season 14, it looks like our favorite hunters have a lot of work to do, but luckily they have some backup in our favorite angel, Castiel. What can we expect for the final season? I’m not sure, but I would love to see some fun nostalgia sprinkled in with some returning guest stars. It will be beyond difficult to say goodbye, but I know that the series will end the way it is intended to and I’m looking forward to watching these final adventures with Sam and Dean.

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie

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Premiere date: Friday, October 11th 2019

Where to watch: Netflix (to be released at a later date on AMC)

So I initially didn’t think to put this on the list since it is technically a movie, but how can I leave out one of my favorite series of all time?! Jesse Pinkman is back and Breaking Bad fans everywhere can rejoice, as we finally get to find out what happens next in the story!

The Purge (Season 2)

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Premiere date: Tuesday, October 15th 2019

Where to watch: USA Network

What happens on Purge Night doesn’t necessarily stay on Purge Night. I love The Purge movies and when I first heard about the television series last year, I really didn’t go into it with high expectations. Well I was in for a huge surprise, as this show became one of my favorite series of the year. It’s fast paced, surprising, and a lot of fun and I can’t wait to see what happens in season 2 as we follow a brand new group of characters. Are you ready, citizens?

Castle Rock (Season 2)

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Premiere date: Wednesday, October 23rd 2019

Where to watch: Hulu

The Stephen King anthology series was another bone-chilling and haunting surprise for me last year and I have been waiting quite some time for a premiere date announcement for season 2. Well it looks like we are in luck, as new episodes will return right before Halloween, which certainly seems fitting. It looks like we will follow a new story and a new group of characters in the mysterious town of Castle Rock, but I am hoping to get some Easter eggs or connections to season one. We shall see!

Shameless (Season 10)

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Premiere date: Sunday, November 10th 2019

Where to watch: Showtime

We said goodbye to fan-favorite, Fiona Gallagher for good last season, but can season 10 keep the Gallaghers relevant? Let’s hope so! While I am disappointed that Fiona will no longer be on the show, it looks like we will need to turn our attention to Lip, especially now that he is going to be a father. The laughs never fail on one of my favorite series of all time and I can’t wait to see what the Gallagher family does next!

I hope you enjoyed the list and feel free to comment on any TV Premieres that YOU are looking forward to watching in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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Ranking my top 5 Male Vampires from TV: “I’ve Always Been Bad”

Happy Tuesday TV viewers! When you think of vampires, what comes to mind? There is that overwhelming sense of darkness and desire that is beyond dangerous. And yet, you still find yourself intrigued by their existence. Whether it’s about blood or lust, there is something beyond mesmerizing about vampires. While many vampires have entertained us in film, books, and television, there are some characters that truly stand the test of time, inviting us into their world of darkness.

For today’s list, I am going to be looking at male vampires from television. Whether the vampire is considered the “big bad” or is on a quest for redemption, there is something undeniably hypnotizing about their existence. These vampires are not just about the kill. They are complex and unique and we often find ourselves rooting for them above all others…and maybe even swooning over them from time to time as well. Please note some spoilers are ahead.

My top 5 Male Vampires from TV are:

Klaus Mikaelson from The Originals & The Vampire Diaries

“You know, over the years, I’ve had my share of friends, enemies, lovers, losses, and triumphs. With time, they all begin to run together, but you will find the real moments are vibrant. The rest just fades away. Your pain will fade.”

When I first saw Klaus on The Vampire Diaries, I was instantly intrigued. He basically stole the show for me and I was beyond excited when I found out that the spin-off series, The Originals, would focus around him and his family. Klaus is dangerous and a formidable foe that you do not want to cross.

He has a quick temper and a monstrous quality, but he also has an artistic side to him and possesses wisdom beyond his years. He reveals glimmers of goodness along the way, especially when it comes to Caroline, Camille, and Hope. Klaus is the epitome of the “bad boy” on television, but he is so classy about it as well, which makes him the perfect anti-hero.

Damon Salvatore from The Vampire Diaries

“If you’re going to be bad, be bad with a purpose or else you’re not worth forgiving.”

When we first met the Salvatore brothers on The Vampire Diaries, Damon easily became my favorite. While Stefan is conflicted and brooding, Damon just wants to have fun. Although his idea of fun often involves killing and torture, there is just something so charismatic about Damon.

Like Klaus, Damon’s character shifts toward redemption, as he falls desperately in love with Elena. Damon’s actions become selfless and pure, which really elevates his character even more. While I enjoyed seeing the growth of his character, I do prefer his bad boy charm, as he really shows off his flair for being evil with style.

Angel from Buffy the Vampire Slayer & Angel

“She made me feel like a human being. That’s not the kind of thing you just forgive.”

The vampire with a soul who had us falling desperately in love with him, along with Buffy Summers, absolutely deserves a spot on this list. Angel is cursed by gypsies and has to live as a creature of the night with a conscience. While Angel initially shies away from society because of this, he eventually finds his purpose when he meets Buffy.

Angel tries to help Buffy, but ends up falling in love with her, which becomes beyond complicated when he loses his soul after experiencing a “moment of true happiness” with her. When Angel’s soul is gone, he reveals just how dangerous he is by torturing Buffy and her friends, proving that he truly relishes in watching others suffer. Angel’s soul is later returned, but he ends up leaving Buffy to give her a real chance at happiness and to further his own quest for redemption on a spin-off series.

Eric Northman from True Blood

“Death is scary. I’ve been avoiding it for a thousand years.”

This list would not be complete without including Eric Northman. Like many of the other characters on this list, Eric has the bad boy charm act down pat. Eric possesses a regal and elegant quality, while also being vicious and dangerous.

He proves to be truly ruthless on the show and a formidable villain, but also reveals some humanity within him as well. While he falls in love with Sookie, his relationship with Pam is also something that should be noted. Eric is almost like a father figure to Pam and he truly does care about her, proving that bad-ass vampires can have feelings too.

Some honorable mentions before revealing my number one pick are:

Marcel from “The Originals”
Benny from “Supernatural”
Stefan from “The Vampire Diaries”
Eichhorst from “The Strain”
Roman from “Hemlock Grove”
Elijah from “The Originals”
Cassidy from “Preacher”
Bill from “True Blood”
Barnabas from “Dark Shadows”
John from “Being Human”

Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer

“That’s right. Big Bad’s back and lookin for a little death!”

So my number one pick has to go to William the Bloody, aka Spike, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. When Spike first showed up with his crazy girlfriend, Drusilla, back in season 2, I was hooked on the show for life. Spike just screams bad boy and he has this sexy and dangerous quality to him, which makes you almost feel wrong about rooting for him so much. Almost. Spike is absolutely hilarious and even probably tops Buffy with some of his puns, which are laugh out loud funny.

Spike proves to be a threat to Buffy and the Scoobies over and over, but eventually gets a chip in his head that prevents him from harming humans. Spike tries to fit in with the Scooby gang, but continues to go back to his evil ways whenever possible.

Later on in the series, Spike develops real feelings for Buffy and eventually earns back his soul. Whether Spike is evil or good, you can’t help loving him. His presence elevates the show and he reminds us that it’s never too late to try and do the right thing, even if you have been evil for over a century.

Spike will always be my favorite vampire of all time and will continue to be the “Big Bad,” even when reciting some of his “bloody awful poetry.”

I hope you enjoyed the list and please feel free to post your thoughts and comments below on some of your favorite male vampires from TV. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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When Kallie Bennett, a jaded teenage girl plagued by her alcoholic mother and her peers molded out of sheer bubble gum perfection, chases after Alice in Wonderland herself, she ends up lost in her own version of Wonderland, which forces her to face her utmost fears and introduces her to familiar characters with a dark twist. Among these characters is Ches, a gorgeous vampire with a conflicted conscience, who becomes Kallie’s guide and blossoming love interest. She also crosses paths with Queen Hartley, a manipulative witch who has the power to strip away one’s memories and imagination, which brings a bone chilling new meaning to “off with their heads.” In The Search for Alice, Kallie starts to realize that her Wonderland is just as frightening as her own reality and that she cannot always run away from her problems. She must figure out a way to defeat Queen Hartley and return home before it is too late, but she soon learns that escaping Wonderland means leaving Ches behind forever.

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “Supernatural” season 14 episode 2: “Why be hunted when you can be the Hunter?”

Happy Friday TV fans! After watching the CW’s Supernatural season 14 episode 2, Castiel reminded us that the past is not as important as the future and where you’re going. While he has a valid point, it’s difficult to know where you are going when you don’t really understand where you came from. So do you seek out answers or do you keep moving straight ahead? Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “Gods and Monsters,” Dean/Michael leaves a trail of corpses in Duluth to lure Sam in. Meanwhile, Jack wants to know more about where he comes from, Castiel cannot comprehend a world without Dean, and Nick’s human memories torment him. My top 5 moments from Supernatural season 14 episode 2 are:

“Maybe these people aren’t people.”

During the episode, Sam, Mary, and other realm Bobby dust off their FBI suits and head off to Duluth to investigate the string of murders they have read about. Other realm Bobby needs to work on his FBI lingo, but it seems like they are blending in well enough for now. They soon discover that Dean/Michael has actually been killing vampires and track down a female vampire who somehow escaped for more information. She tells them that it’s like Dean/Michael was experimenting on them, but why? Later on, Dean/Michael lures in a werewolf and requests an audience with her master, interested in their way of life. Dean/Michael is fascinated that they “kill to live” and further explains that there is “a purity in that.” He offers the werewolves the opportunity to “enhance their talents,” but what does this entail exactly? Is Michael trying to create a whole new breed of supernatural monsters to take over the world? What else is he after?

“I own you so hang on and enjoy the ride.”

Michael seems to be enjoying walking around as Dean Winchester and he has really updated Dean’s wardrobe. First the newsboy cap and now a polished tux, which really makes Dean look even more charming…if that were at all possible. When Michael checks out his attire in the mirror, Dean tries to fight back within his reflection, but Michael reminds him that he owns him. At least Dean is not sitting by quietly in the passenger seat while Michael takes the wheel.

“All I can see is the supreme agent of evil.”

When Sam takes off for Duluth, he asks Castiel to stay behind so that Michael cannot detect him. Castiel agrees, but realizes that he will pretty much be “babysitting” Jack and Nick. Sam explains that it’s not babysitting, but Castiel hilariously points out, “Only in the sense that they are not infants.” Jack has lost his grace and Nick is a complete mess, but Sam thinks that Nick deserves a real chance. When Castiel speaks with Nick, Nick wants answers about why he allowed Lucifer to occupy his body. Castiel explains that “you were in a lot of pain and Lucifer exploited it.” He further reminds Nick that he tragically lost his family, who were brutally murdered, and Lucifer took full advantage of Nick’s grief in this moment. All of the horrible memories start to come crashing back and they seem to be too much for Nick to handle. Nick has a few moments where it almost seems like he is not in control of his body so it makes me wonder if any part of Lucifer stayed behind? Nick later tells Castiel that he is no different than Lucifer, but Castiel takes a real moment to tell him that he regrets what he did to Jimmy Novak and his family. Castiel has developed so much over the years and truly understands what it means to have regrets and guilt. Later on, Nick tries to track down leads about the killing of his family and ends up taking a hammer to an eye witness, violently killing him. Nick is out of control and has taken things to the next level. Is he acting out on his own or has Lucifer permanently destroyed any goodness within him?

“I hope someday to have a little of her courage and purpose.”

While “babysitting,” Castiel has better luck with Jack, who is still feeling lost and out of place without his grace. His research tells us that his grace can come back within a month or within a century, which means that it might be quite a while for him. Castiel explains that he understands what Jack is going through and further tells him that Sam and Dean spent years and years of failing and winning, which allowed them to develop over the years into the hunters they have now become. He tells Jack that patience and persistence are skills too and reminds him that the past is not as important as the future. Jack still has a desire to find out where he comes from and visits his grandparents. Kelly’s parents have no idea that she is dead and Jack doesn’t have the heart to tell them. They think that Jack was a former intern of Kelly’s, but they are so happy to share some memories with him and even take out an old photo album for him to see. In a touching moment, Jack shares that Kelly did have the baby and that she “made him feel safe and wanted.” His grandparents even comment that Jack kind of looks like their daughter and they ask him to please tell her how much they love and miss her. This moment was truly important for Jack because there is so much of his mother’s goodness within him. He recognizes that his path will not be an easy one, but he is hoping to make his mother proud and I think that he is absolutely taking a step in the right direction.

“Sammy…it’s me.”

After watching Supernatural for so many years, it’s become routine for Sam or Dean to wind up somewhere else at the end of a season, only to then safely return by episode 2 or 3 of the following one. Season 14 is no different, as Dean returns to Sam without Michael at the end of the episode. Dean explains that he just left, but Sam asks why and he has a point. Michael has been making a lot of progress using Dean as his vessel, so why would he choose to abandon him now? We know that he has spoken with the werewolf leader and has pretty much dominated the vampires, so what has changed? When Sam, Mary, and other realm Bobby try to fight off the monsters, they realize that traditional methods for killing them are not working. Has Michael already created his new breed of monsters? If so, why abandon Dean now? Michael is extremely intelligent and he seems to plan out every move with calculated precision. Is this a part of his plan? We’ll have to wait to find out, but I’m happy to have Dean back safe and sound for now. Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “American Horror Story: Apocalypse” season 8 episode 6: “What the F*ck Happened in this House?”

Happy Thursday TV fans! After watching the FX network’s American Horror Story: Apocalypse season 8 episode 6 last night, the episode we have all been waiting for has finally arrived and it was everything we could have asked for and more. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In last night’s episode, “Return to Murder House,” Madison and Behold play house and are determined to find out more about Michael Langdon. Meanwhile, it’s like the high school reunion you actually want to attend, as we get to catch up with our favorite characters from season one and detect some fun Easter eggs along the way. My top 5 moments from American Horror Story: Apocalypse season 8 episode 6 are:

“We look like the worst possible versions of Heidi Klum and Seal.”

In the beginning of the episode, Madison and Behold arrive at Murder House and are ready to temporarily move in to speak to the spirits residing there. Madison’s black ensemble when she first walks up the steps is absolutely fabulous and she is ready for her second chance. Madison and Behold’s partnership is absolutely delightful, as Behold reminds her that he had to put on khakis, so it’s a hard day for everyone. Seriously can we give these two their own show? After Madison hilariously exclaims that she is ready to make some babies in her new home, the realtor explains that he needs to disclose everything about the house, including the 36 murders that took place here before. I guess it will be a little crowded inside.

“So you’re like a shitty Miss Cleo?”

Madison and Behold perform a spell so that they are able to see and speak to the spirits in Murder House and it seems like it worked perfectly, as Madison detects a red ball rolling her way, reminding us that Beau is around and ready to say hi. They also quickly cross paths with the “psychic to the stars,” Billie Dean Howard, who predicted that the Antichrist would bring about the apocalypse back in season one. She knows that Madison and Behold are witches, but she keeps this information to herself. Is it that she doesn’t want to get involved or is there some other reason for her silence? Billie Dean also tells Madison that she has known other Montgomerys, potentially confirming that Madison is somehow related to Dr. Montgomery. Sarah Paulson has been quite busy directing and playing a number of characters, but she is keeping us all entertained for sure. We also cross paths with the maid, Moira O’Hara, who Constance is looking to get rid of. After finding her bones, Madison and Behold agree to bury her near her mother so that she can finally be at peace. Now on to some of our absolute favorites!

“I was born to be a mother.”

Jessica Lange definitely knows how to make an entrance. When Madison and Behold meet her, she greets them by saying, “I’m Constance Langdon and this is my f*cking house.” Constance seems willing to help Madison and Behold, but reminds them that “I don’t spill a drop of tea for free.” After removing Moira from the premises, Constance keeps up her end of the bargain and gives us a tell all about her past as Michael Langdon’s grandmother. Constance thought of Michael as a “chance for a do over” and further explains that “he was my destiny.” Constance began to detect that something was not right with Michael right away. She used to find dead insects and rodents by his crib, which she thought of as “presents.” She buried each dead thing in the garden and covered it up with a rose bush, until her yard was completely full of them. She mentions a dead babysitter as well and explains that at least she didn’t have to bury that one. I guess that’s a win? Constance reveals that one day she walked in and Michael had aged a decade over night. It’s like he was “in a hurry to get somewhere.” Constance felt that she was born to be a mother and Michael gave her the opportunity to feel like she truly mattered. She soon realized that Michael was done with her and decided to leave the world on her own terms, taking her life in Murder House so that she could be reunited with her family forever. We also get a glimpse of Constance’s fourth child, who she refers to as a “beauty queen,” but is missing her eyes. Jessica Lange is no stranger to putting on a fantastic show throughout the seasons and she has her grand “bon voyage” moment in the spotlight here, dancing and swirling around with star quality.

“And all who dwell on the earth will worship him.”

After speaking to Constance, Madison and Behold offer to help Ben Harmon, who spends his days crying and masturbating by the window, which has become “his thing.” Dylan McDermott is back and he reveals his own past with Michael, explaining that he thought of him like a son and that he was the “only light to come out of all this.” While Ben began bonding with Michael, Tate was not as receptive to him, telling him to “stay away from my shit.” Michael didn’t listen all too well; however, as he began putting on the Rubber Man suit and ended up killing a lesbian couple who moved in. Tate had been responsible for killing a gay couple in the suit back in the day. Ben was horrified by Michael’s actions here and then further explains that he didn’t just kill them, but he “made them cease to exist.” Ben walked away from Michael, explaining that he could have never helped him and Michael continued to turn toward darkness. Madison comments that “our new Supreme is pretty much pure evil” and in walks Vivian, played by the wonderful Connie Britton, who is ready to finally make amends with her husband and share some information as well. Vivian talks about the “Church of Satan” and we finally get to learn how Ms. Mead entered Michael’s life. They referred to him as “The Chosen One” and said he was born over the mouth of hell. After performing a dark mass ritual, Michael consumed the sacrifice and we see a shadow of Satan over his shoulders. Vivian explains that “he was born from the evil of this house and the source of darkness is his true father and he is here to destroy the world.” Behold later asks some important questions like “what if we can’t stop him and what happens then? I’m right there with you Behold, as Michael’s powers are coming from the source of all evil and I’m not sure that anyone is a match for him.

“Maybe you just need to see the truth for yourself.”

Have you ever wanted to re-write the ending for some of your favorite characters so that they can get the happy ending they deserve? Well AHS pretty much gave fans that very opportunity in last night’s episode. Madison actually tries to do some good and has a heart-to-heart talk with Violet. She recognizes the “romantic tragedy” right in front of her and tries to explain that the evil within Tate left once Michael did. Violet has trouble believing her and Madison magically helps her see the truth for herself. Violet and Tate share a beautiful moment together and embrace by the window, as fans cheer everywhere. Behold comments that Madison is “really nothing but a softie” and I am happy to see her finally doing some good for others. Even though we see a glimmer of a happily ever after for Violet and Tate, Madison and Behold know that there will be no more happy endings if they cannot stop Michael. Madison uses her powers to close the gates to Murder House with her mind, reminding me of Charmed, where we see Prue doing the same thing whenever closing the door to the Halliwell manor. We have closed the chapter on Murder House, but I have to say that it was an amazing episode and well worth the wait. Stay tuned!

P.S. fun fact: Naomi Grossman played Pepper in Asylum and is now featured as one of the Cardinals of Satan. She is the first character to ever cross over on the seasons, as her original character also appeared on Freak Show.

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “American Horror Story: Apocalypse” season 8 episode 5: “Do Not for One Second Think I am Weak”

Happy Thursday TV fans! After watching the FX network’s American Horror Story: Apocalypse season 8 episode 5 last night, I thought the saying “keep your friends close and your enemies closer” was appropriate, or in Cordelia’s case, keep your girls close and the Antichrist even closer, but will she be able to outsmart Michael Langdon? Place your bets now. I’m all in on Coven. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In last night’s episode, “Boy Wonder,” Cordelia has a vision about the end of the world and agrees to administer the test of the Seven Wonders for Michael. Meanwhile, John Henry continues to have his suspicions about Michael, Madison is given an important task, and we are presented with more Easter eggs. Did you catch them all? My top 5 moments from American Horror Story: Apocalypse season 8 episode 5 are:

“And if you succeed, you will be the next Supreme and it will change everything.”

In the beginning of the episode, Cordelia has a startling vision about the future and sees a world filled with “cannibalism, fire, and death.” Cordelia saw her academy “reduced to cinders” and is not about to take this warning lightly. She recognizes that their very survival might depend on what she does next and finally agrees to administer the test of the Seven Wonders at the rise of the blood moon. Does this sound familiar? During Roanoke, the spirits were able to cross over coinciding with the blood moon cycle, so this is absolutely a connection to season 6. We also know that the spirits were linked to Lady Gaga’s character, Scathach, who was the first of the Supremes. It makes sense that the test of the Seven Wonders is connected to this as well, especially since it is a test of true power and worthiness. Cordelia reveals that Michael will be named the next Supreme if he can pass the test. Myrtle hilariously points out that men make horrible leaders, but Cordelia stands by her decision.

“I’m a gluten detector. That’s my only power.”

Myrtle reminds Cordelia that Michael is not the only one with power and we get to witness another example of Mallory’s extraordinary abilities. Mallory heals the wounds of an injured deer, but doesn’t just heal them; she completely undoes them, which is remarkable. We also finally get to see Coco’s entrance into the academy and learn that her only real power is that of a “gluten detector.” Coco explains that her brother was about to eat something and she got a horrible feeling and pushed it away from him, saving his life. However, word spread fast and Coco’s socialite friends requested that she do a test of sorts on their food to ensure that they can hit their target weight. Coco hilariously begins humming when she scans the food and declares whether or not it has gluten. Cordelia points out to Coco that her powers can develop and grow and that detecting if something is dangerous is actually something significant. While we haven’t gotten a chance to see Coco’s powers advance, she is still bringing some comic relief to us along the way. In terms of Mallory’s powers, we know that it has been hinted that her ancestry line goes back to Salem, but is it possible that she is somehow a descendant of Scathach? It seems like Mallory may be the only one who is potentially strong enough to face Michael Langdon and it would make sense to have the son of Satan face off against one of the daughters of the first original Supreme. We’ll have to wait and see; however, but I am hoping we get more screen time for Mallory soon.

“Stand down bitch.”

John Henry is still refusing to accept Michael Langdon as the next “alpha” and decides to go out and get some answers. Before he has a chance to do so, he crosses paths with the original Ms. Mead at a gas station and she cryptically says, “So many things left to do and so little time in the hour glass.” While the idea of time running out in an hour glass can represent so many things, John Henry is caught off guard and Ms. Mead eliminates him as a threat forever, setting him on fire. I have to say that I was just really starting to enjoy John Henry’s character and he brought just the right amount of sass to the table. Michael is being very careful to eliminate any threat around him, but it’s only a matter of time before the truth comes out about who he really is.

“What always happens when a new Supreme rises…the old one fades away.”

Michael begins to pass the test of the Seven Wonders with flying colors, even though the tests were presented like a silent film in black and white. When he gets to the final test of “Descensum,” he is to project his soul into the afterlife, but Cordelia changes things up and requests that he retrieve Misty from there. Cordelia reminds everyone that she is still The Supreme and that she outranks everyone there and is not weak at all, even though her powers seem to be fading. Michael agrees to the test and we once again see a series of doorways, reminding us that this season is connecting us to so many different worlds and realms. Michael finds Misty in a school science lab of sorts, where she is forced to dissect a living frog over and over again. I thought Madison’s personal hell was pretty bad, but I definitely feel for Misty here. When Michael arrives, Misty asks if he is there to save her and he is able to bring her back successfully. I was excited to see the return of Lily Rabe’s character and hope that Misty can help out her sister witches. When Michael completes this, Cordelia begins to fade even further, signaling that Michael will become the next Supreme.

“He will never be The Supreme. I wanted to keep him close so we would be ready.”

Cordelia has been keeping her poker face going this entire time, as she later reveals that she never planned to let Michael become the next Supreme. Misty even tells her that there is something not right about him and it was like he was speaking to evil directly. Cordelia’s powers may be fading, but she is still on top of her game. She cleverly got Michael to bring back all of her girls so that they would be ready for the final battle. She thanks Misty for bringing them the first proof and in a touching moment, in walks Stevie Nicks, “The White Witch.” She serenades Misty and the two dance together, which is wonderful to see. Welcome back Stevie! Later on, Cordelia pulls Madison aside and tells her that she wants her to go find out more about Michael. One of the warlocks, Behold Chablis, was eavesdropping and has his own reasons for wanting to tag along. At least John Henry was not the only one to have a gut feeling about Michael, even though Chablis initially seemed to disagree with him. Cordelia agrees that they will go together and Madison asks, “What’s so special about this place?” Cordelia explains that “it’s where it all began” and we cut to the front of Murder House. It looks like Madison will be moving in and we will get to see some of our old favorite characters return next week. Are you ready? Stay tuned!

P.S. fun fact: Madison shares the same last name as Dr. Charles Montgomery, who is the one who originally built the Murder House.

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