TV REVIEW: Archive 81 (Season 1, Episode 2) – Wellspring
Come for the satanists. Stay for the Visser Historical Society’s sex cult theme song. There’s some weird stuff happening in this building.
Come for the satanists. Stay for the Visser Historical Society’s sex cult theme song. There’s some weird stuff happening in this building.
The Upside Down… the Vale of Shadows… Fraggle Rock… whatever you want to call it, it’s terrifying. And business is picking up.
What’s in the body? What’s in the wall? What’s in the photo? And what’s in the “rift”? There are still more questions than answers, but we’ve got lots of people on the case (and Hopper won’t stop punching suckers out until he gets to the bottom of it).
Weird, weird stuff happened in this building before it burned down. And now a guy with a history of mental health problems and paranoia agrees to work for a shadowy organization, live in total isolation with no internet and spotty cell service, and reconstruct the footage. What could go wrong?
Joyce isn’t crazy (maybe) … Will isn’t dead (maybe) … and Barb isn’t having fun (definitely). Plus, Hopper has a conspiracy on his hands and El keeps dropping bodies.
The “weirdo” angers one boy, bewilders another, and makes a third one swoon. Plus, La-Z-Boys, voyeurism, and Barb deserves better…
A boy goes missing, a girl can murder with her mind, and there might be a Demogorgon roaming around the woods. This didn’t take long to suck me in.
Hogwarts, quidditch, the “Dark” Forest, and the entire wizarding world come to life. This was my most anticipated movie ever when it came out in 2001… did it live up to the hype?
Kicking off my new site with my favorite book series. Harry discovers he’s a wizard, enters a world of magic, and comes face to face with pure evil. Also, my guy Dumbledore is awesome.