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Lindsay Ellis reviews TV shows and movies.

Todd, that misanthropic pop-song guru masked in the shadows, looks at obscure artists who are only remembered for one hit song.

A well-read narcissist takes a look at films that many mainstream audiences have never heard of and he tries to analyze them from an educated point of view, discussing their artistic characteristics, despite the films being filled with gratuitous nudity and excessive violence.

A misanthropic music enthusiast, masked in the shadows, reviews modern and old school pop songs and examines how well, or how badly, they hold up.

Lindsay Ellis dissects film and media topics.

Lindsay Ellis starts a brand new segment called "Loose Canon" where she looks at some of her favorite characters from shows and/or movies.

A sexy vampire reviews movies about the world's favorite bloodsuckers.

An aspiring musician looks at musical movies and determines the best and worst songs of the film's soundtrack.

A web original show where Jill Bearup as "Sursum Ursa" speaks enthusiastic about books, television shows and anything else that comes to mind.

Lindsay Ellis discusses the Transformers film series through each critical lens.

Lindsay explores the basic tenets of film studies and film theory by using Michael Bay's Transformers movies.

Lindsay explores the question of whether Michael Bay fits the definition of a film auteur.

Lindsay covers when contrast and affinity do or don't work, for audiences to understand plot.

Lindsay discusses how the Transformers series fits into genre.

Lindsay starts to discuss how feminist critical theory is a part of the Transformers property.

Lindsay discusses male gaze.

Lindsay discusses how Marxism relates to Michael Bay's Transformers movies.

Lindsay concludes applying critical feminist theory to Michael Bay' Transformers movies.

Lindsay discusses the Transformers property through queer theory.

Lindsay discusses how Disney movies changed the type of villain for recent movies.

Lindsay discusses how 1995's Pocahontas was a weaker film in the Disney Renaissance.

Lindsay starts a sub-series about why The Hobbit trilogy doesn't live up to the LOTR trilogy.