Randy Harward
CableTV.com Senior Staff Writer Randy Harward’s music and entertainment scribbles has appeared in HARP, Guitar World, Blurt, Salt Lake City Weekly, Salt Lake Magazine, and dozens of other publications since 1998. He watches tons of horror films for work (and also for fun). Randy also enjoys other movies, books, burritos, disc golf, guitars, tarantulas, and cats.
Close Enough: Shudder and AMC+ Mark Halfway to Halloween 2024
by Randy Harward | Mar 28, 2024 | Entertainment
Horror fans anticipate Halloween like kids do Christmas, so Shudder and AMC+’s annual Halfway to Halloween Horror-Thon really gets our blood spurting. In April 2024—six months before the actual holiday—the streaming services celebrate with 26 new films, including three new Shudder originals, plus biweekly live watch parties of the sixth season of The Last Drive-In [...]
Read moreBest TV Service Providers for 2024: Plans, Prices, and More
by Randy Harward | Mar 28, 2024 | Best Of, Featured, Reviews
DISH Network gets our Editor’s Choice award for its channel count, reliability, industry-leading equipment, parental controls, and transparent pricing. DIRECTV is best for sports, Verizon Fios has the best value, Spectrum is the cheapest traditional TV provider, YouTube TV is best for live TV streaming, and Max™ is best for on-demand streaming.
Read moreFree and Low-Cost Cable TV Options 2023
by Randy Harward | Mar 28, 2024 | TV FAQs
Looking to save some money? Here are solutions to cut back on your cable or satellite television subscription without giving up TV entertainment all together.
Read moreThe Best Cable Brands to Watch While on the Go
by Randy Harward | Mar 28, 2024 | Equipment Guides
As we become increasingly mobile, it’s important for cable providers to find ways to allow us to take our favorite TV shows on the road. Before the travel bug bites, take time to find a provider that travels well with you and can let you enjoy cable on the go.
Read moreBest Live TV Streaming Services 2024: YouTube TV, Hulu Live, Sling TV, and More
by Bill Frost and Randy Harward | Mar 25, 2024 | Best Of
We’ve ranked these live TV streaming services based on bang-for-your-buck value, features, reliability, and our most recent live TV streaming customer satisfaction survey results. For the second year in a row, YouTube TV won our Editor’s Choice award for best overall live TV streaming service.
Read moreHow to Get High-Speed Internet without Cable or a Phone Line
by Logan Jones and Randy Harward | Mar 22, 2024 | TV FAQs
You don’t have to pay for cable TV or home phone to get great internet service—and we’ve got the internet plans to prove it.
Read moreImminent Terror! Upcoming Horror Movies for 2024
by Randy Harward | Mar 20, 2024 | Entertainment
Attention creeps, freaks, and ghouls—everyone who runs toward, instead of away from, macabre, morbid, and murderous movies! It’s time to fill our Google calendars with upcoming horror movie release dates in 2024. To help you out, we’ve compiled a list of 75 horror movies scheduled for release in 2024 (or early 2025 in some cases): [...]
Read moreXfinity vs. CenturyLink Internet 2023: Plans, Prices, and More
by Randy Harward | Mar 15, 2024 | Reviews, Versus Reviews
Xfinity has fast, reliable cable internet packages and one super speedy (and super expensive) fiber plan—some of which are available without contracts (for a fee). And its xFi Advanced Gateway is a pretty sweet modem/router combo.
Read moreHow To Watch the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 2024
by Randy Harward | Mar 12, 2024 | Entertainment
Readers, without too much ado, we present our 99% blarney-free guide on how to watch this year’s St. Patrick’s Day parade on NBC New York.
Read morePlay the Game: How to Watch the Saw Movies in Order
by Randy Harward | Mar 1, 2024 | Entertainment
Hello, Saw fan. The Google algorithm says you want to play a game. You must watch all nine Saw movies before Saw X, the tenth film, comes out (Friday, October 6). The key to watching the Saw movies in order lies below in automatically updating JustWatch links that tell you which streaming services and video-on-demand services have the films.
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