Briarpatch is USA Network's upcoming murder mystery series starring Rosario Dawson. Sparked by the mysterious death of her sister Felicity, Washington political fixer Allegra "Pickle" Dill (Dawson) returns home to the small Texas town where she grew up. Tenacious, direct, and in defiance of local police captain Gene Colder, Dill begins to interrogate old childhood acquaintances, like estate attorney A.D. Singe and the self-made mogul Jake Spivey with hopes of finding answers. As in all good mysteries, with every discovery she makes, more questions arise — like why are exotic zoo animals running wild all over town?

When the first trailer for Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children was released, I was definitely intrigued, even though the “young child with undiscovered powers is destined to save the world” plot seems like such a cliché. As it was pointed out by one of our readers though, it’s more like “Pride and Prejudice and X-Men”. Young kids hidden away …

Tim Burton’s career has had some ups and downs in the last few years. While the highs like Frankenweenie have been very high, the lows like Dark Shadows have been very, very low. And even though Alice in Wonderland coined it for Disney, the reins of director were instead passed to James Bobin. When it comes to making incredible fantasy …

Tim Burton is very big on the strange and gothic, so I can’t think of a project that is more Tim Burton-esque than Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. Based on the book of the same name by Ransom Riggs, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children is a fantasy story about a magical orphanage that houses children with strange powers. …

As fantastic as the last two seasons of The Walking Dead has been, there’s no denying the fact that the gruesome zombies are rarely ever truly terrifying anymore. They’ve become such a common occurrence that at one stage cute 10-year old blond girls were dispatching them with pocket knives as part of their daily chores. I have a feeling that …

If you’ve been missing your weekly dose of zombie slaying and family drama then good news: the latter half of The Walking Dead (TWD) season 5 shambles onto our screens on 8th February. To whet your appetite here’s the second trailer showing some actual footage from the upcoming episodes (you can catch the first trailer here):   Crossbow bolt right to the …