The Blu Spot

The Show: When the long-awaited & highly-anticipated adaptation of the popular "Fallout" video game series premiered just two years ago, the result was a somewhat surprising mixed offering that had fantastic production value, but faltered a bit when it came to its writing. That is to say, it seemed to take quite a while to get its various storylines moving, and even when they finally did, it still had a little trouble keeping focus on the ones that were most important. As we

The Show: It's an undisputed fact that no list of the greatest sitcoms of all time would be complete without the one that truly started it all. "I Love Lucy," which originally ran for six seasons from 1951-1957 (with additional specials that would form three more seasons), would lay the foundation for your standard multi-camera comedy with a live studio audience, essentially forming the blueprint for all others that would come after. Even as it celebrates its incredible 75th

The Film: James Whale's 1935 classic "The Bride of Frankenstein" is considered by many to be one of the very best horror sequels in cinematic history. In fact, there are those that would even place it above Whale's original "Frankenstein" from 1931, so to attempt to do anything new with the material is already seen somewhat as treading on sacred ground. After Universal's plans for a "Dark Universe" of the classic monsters, which included a new retelling of the story, fell th