Chucky, the latest installment in the Child’s Play franchise, premiered last week, and it’s every bit as good — and gay — as we could’ve hoped. The series follows in the footsteps of the seven films that preceded it, and although they aren’t required viewing in order to enjoy […]
Yes, I’m aware that Lucas Bryant doesn’t exactly put the “celebrity” into Celebrity Skin. Though most of you have probably never heard of him, the Canadian-American actor’s main claim to fame is playing Nathan Wuomos on SyFy‘s Haven. Considering the show’s limited audience of three […]
I have long been erect over this sorta C-list actor named Eddie McClintock. That’s him on your right. He’s got that hot frat boy look about him that makes me want to be his pledgemaster. We would begin his Hell Week initiation by testing his […]
While we haven’t watched either version of Being Human, that won’t stop us from including the series’ actors in a very special edition of Who Would You Rather. What’s so special about it? We’re placing the BBC and SyFy casts against one another, and each […]
This week’s episode of True Blood was very light on the gratuitous nudity, so I thought I’d take this moment to focus on another great moment of television hotness. Actor Ed Quinn reprised his role of Nathan Stark on the latest episode of Eureka, and […]
Are you watching SyFy‘s latest series Haven? Because maybe you should be. I’m not saying that because it’s actually any good. Would we even be able to make that declaration after only two episodes? However, we can say with absolutely no hesitation that the show […]
So call me a dork, but I totally spent my Sunday night glued to the television for SyFy's brand new mini-series Alice. It's yet another adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass with a dash of science fiction and fantasy […]
The good news about the new Starz series Spartacus: Blood and Sand? There will apparently be a lot of full-frontal male nudity. The bad news? A lot of the penises will be prosthetic because the actors were insecure about Network Responsibility Index by promising more […]
