Tony Sokol

AMC’s Mayfair Witches creative team promises to keep Anne Rice’s magical intentions in “The Dark Place.”

Predictions are fulfilled as Call Me Miss Cleo finds questionable answers and a fallen star.

The Staten Island vampires open bundles of joy and unleash a genie in What We Do in the Shadows’ “Reunited” and “The Lamp.”

Immortal vampires embrace classic comedy as they nurture a bundle of joy in What We Do in the Shadows season 4.

The Godfather isn’t the only movie with real mob connections. Scarface co-star George Raft had real street cred long before Tony Montana and his little friend.

Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet ground Nicholas Roeg’s The Man Who Fell to Earth in human interest.

Legendary Pictures’ Toxic Avenger reboot is in safe hands, says the guy who first pulled it out of the trash.

Bart and Lisa may not learn their lessons but Springfield gets an education on the Simpsons on “My Octopus and a Teacher.”

Lisa misses a few notes on The Sound of Bleeding Gums, as The Simpsons features ASL and deaf actors for the first time.

The Simpsons conclude a modern classic as “A Serious Flanders (Part 2)” claims a bigger body count than most “Treehouse of Horror” episodes.

The vampires deal with grief in their own special ways as Colin Robinson is painted out of “The Portrait” in What We Do in the Shadow’s season 3 finale.

Neo is reborn as The Matrix Revolutions trailer goes chasing a “White Rabbit” flying on Jefferson Airplane.

The Police broke up and the Rolling Stones reunited in George Martin’s studio paradise located Under the Volcano.

Val Kilmer has always been on a journey to project his voice, which the Val documentary poignantly amplifies.