We reach the end of a decent second season of Mayfair Witches with some good set up for a third season but also some nagging questions. There was also an honest-to-goodness reanimation in the finale, so we managed to stick the landing!

These two episodes feature a lot of overconfidence from our heroine and introduce a whole bevy of new witches. 

We had a witch party, some real amoral geneticist behavior, a talamasca in turmoil and much more in these two episodes that do a lot to set up the action coming up this season, we hope. 

We head back to New Orleans to hang out with Rowan, Lasher and the other magical misfits of Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches.

While there were neither readily apparent silence nor zones in this film, it was a fun good time. 

Gothic horror meets "Sleepless in Seattle"

Turns out all this African zombie outbreak needed was a guy named Brian Murphy. He'll fix your car, be your friend, shoot you in the head, save a baby, give that baby away a few minutes later, sleep in a tree  and probably raise your child as his own.

There's some good work in this movie - a good cast and enough to sink your teeth into, but don't expect to be writing letters home about it. 

Joe Keery, Georgina Campbell, Liam Neeson and the rest of a stellar cast, balanced with a dynamite script and great effects - all combined? You got yourself a pretty good ole zombie movie right there. 

This film from New Zealand made excellent use of its beautiful locations, solid core cast and freaky howlers.