A parody of the 1980’s US high school genre; First Period tells the story of self-professed “superstar extraordinaire, you’re welcome” Cassie (Brandon Alexander III) and her plight to become ‘popular’ before her impending sixteenth birthday and entry into womanhood, but of course, things don’t exactly go smoothly. In true coming

By Peter Killip. Cards on the table:T.V. Superheroes have been treated as the red headed step-brothers to their silver screen siblings for a while now, "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D", "Arrow" and "Gotham" all fell woefully short of their potential, almost seeming apologetic about their source material. What we have here is a

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The past catches up with everyone in a small Jersey town as now Pastor’s wife, Lorraine Beebee (Tatum O’Neal), tries to help her husband’s campaign to be deputy mayor alongside small business owner and small time criminal Lou Bava (Stephen Bauer). As the campaign progresses and Lorraine tries to weave an