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(Archive May 2019) Join the Family – Review: The Sopranos

By Conner Garrity | Observer Contributor

The Sopranos copyright HBO
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It’s been over twenty years since The Sopranos debuted. There is one lingering question: Does the show still hold up today?

The Sopranos premiered back in January 1999. The mob show was a hit and is considered one of the best television series ever. The show centers around a New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano as he deals with drama surrounding his family and his “work.” On top of that, Tony suffers from panic attacks and mental health issues which stem from his upbringing. read more

Review: AMC’s Interview with the Vampire

The Perfect Gothic Drama to Sink Your Teeth Into This Fall

By Elysian Alder | Editor-in-Chief

Image copyright AMC Studios

AMC’s “Interview with the Vampire” is a sumptuous reimagining of Anne Rice’s timeless gothic novel by the same name. Laced with humor, irony, and creeping tension, complete with the representation of the inherent eroticism that any vampire narrative should have, “Interview with the Vampire” is many things, but perhaps most of all, it is a visceral exploration of immortality’s existential complexities. Directed by Rolin Jones, this series—originally released on AMC and its streaming platform in 2022—is currently available on Max until October 31, and it’s a perfect addition to any autumn watchlist. read more