[Directed by David Fincher, released 12/20/11. Distributed by Columbia Pictures; 158 min.] Deeply dark oil washes over person and object alike, as shots cut quick to the rhythm of “The Immigrant Song”. Electrical cords stab and wrap around writhing figures as a tossed match ignites the sloshy stuff. This is the opening sequence of “The

Eric found his heart, Sookie listened to Gran and ran, but not from the Viking. Bill’s new attitude is sexy, but if he kills Eric, I will stake him myself!

The True Blood Comic Con panel was full of the cast filling us in without revealing anything at all. It is maddening! Looks like Season of the Witch is going to be the most complex Season yet. Can HBO keep all the plot lines together and sew us a glorious tapestry in the end? I certainly hope so! It looks GORGEOUS so far!

WTF is the deal with the tiny new star of True Blood – that freaky evil doll that evil baby has firmly gripped in his evil little hands? We knew something was terribly wrong with Creepy Doll when it first appeared at the end of Season Three, in the foreground of Hoyt and Jessica’s new bliss.

From within the darkness looms the leading image: the beginning of the end for Harry Potter fans. As if to summarize the forthcoming themes tidily and upfront the finale opens where its predecessor closed, offering its audience a fixed shot of a tombstone

Showtime just released two new promo videos for the next episode of Weeds. Watch them here

New trailer and poster released for Scorsese’s ‘Hugo.’ The film, set in 1930s Paris, revolves around an orphan who lives in the walls of a train station and is wrapped up in a mystery involving his late father