Reviews
What We Do in the Shadows Season 2 Review: Dead and Loving It
What We Do in the Shadows season two hits the ground running with confidence and an even bigger net to cast on supernatural shenanigans. And it’s a riot.
Code 8 Review: Why Netflix’s Hottest Movie Is Worth Your Time
Code 8 is definitely worth the 90 or so minutes and there’s a chance we see much more from this world.
Cursed Films Review: Shudder Delivers a Devilishly Delightful Docuseries
The films covered in the series are The Exorcist, Poltergeist, The Omen, The Crow, and Twilight Zone: The Movie.
Coffee & Kareem Review: A New Low for Netflix Comedies
If our robotic review scoring system could go into negative numbers I would, because Coffee & Kareem fails on almost every level.
Punisher: War Zone – How Marvel’s Forgotten Movie Failed And Why It Deserved Better
Now is the time to set the record straight: Punisher: War Zone is awesome.
Star Trek: Picard Review Of The Finale And Full Season
Star Trek: Picard is so badly written that in the end, it sides with a bunch of robot Nazis.
Bloodshot Review: As Generic As Superhero Movies Get
Bloodshot offers up a protagonist that might as well be called Action Hero™.
The Hunt Review: A Movie Buried Underneath Twitter Buzzwords And Caricatures
It’s rare that the controversy surrounding a movie ends up being worthy of the movie itself. Whether that’s in regards …
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Westworld Season 3 Review Of Episode 1: Parce Domine
Westworld takes its first steps into season 3 on HBO by moving forward.
Dredd: How It Failed And Why It Deserved Better
Dredd is another in a long line of movies that, for one reason or another, failed to find a theatrical audience despite being fantastic.
Spenser Confidential Reviewed On Netflix: Welcome To Movie Limbo
Spenser Confidential wants to be so many things with elements of different movie types without being particularly good at any of them.
Devs Review: Alex Garland’s New Show Expands On Ex Machina’s Ideas
Does Devs feel like it could be happening “right now”? Hell yes. And that’s troubling.
Onward Review: Pixar’s New Movie Is Hollow And Saccharine
Onward plays hollow and saccharine, full of paint-by-numbers emotional manipulation and artificially manufactured conflict.
I Am Not Okay With This Review: It May Be The Best Show On Netflix
I Am Not Okay With This is one part superhero origin story and one part 80’s high school flick with a little Stranger Things thrown in there
The Invisible Man Review: Destined To Stand Among The Year’s Best Movies
The Invisible Man is destined to stand among the best of the year.
Netflix’s Locke & Key Reviewed
There are layers in Locke & Key that are worth exploring. More doors to open. More keys to turn with this review.
Avenue 5 Review: HBO’s New Space Comedy Is Off To A Clunky Start
Set in deep space, the eponymous Avenue 5 is a luxury space cruise liner on a maiden voyage around Saturn and then back to Earth.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Reviewed
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is often thrilling and adventurous, especially the final act, though it takes a bumpy, hurried road to get there.
The Mandalorian Reviewed After 3 Episodes: It’s Samurai Jack In The Star Wars Universe
The Mandalorian, more than anything Disney has produced outside of Rogue One, actually feels like Star Wars.
Frankenstein Vs. The Mummy Movie Review: B Movie If You Are Sick Of Screaming Teens
Let’s not bullshit each other, readers. An independent movie called Frankenstein vs. The Mummy, with poster/cover art that looks like …
Project Almanac Movie Review: Predictable But Engaging Time Travel Flick
Is time on their side?
The Phoenix Project Movie Review: Lo-Fi Drama And Frankenstein Mythos
Inspiration and innovation never seem to quit in the worlds of science and engineering, whether it’s people figuring out the …
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Vice Movie Review: Bruce Willis’ Bots And More About A.I. Politics
They’ve seen things you wouldn’t believe.
Doctor Who Comics: The Twelfth Doctor #4 Has Death Cults, Murder, And Mystery
The show may be between seasons at the present time, but Titan Comics is certainly churning out Doctor Who comics …
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The Man In The High Castle Review
The view from on High is stellar.
Doctor Who Comics: The Tenth Doctor #6 Goes Dark And Grim
Of the three continuing Doctor Who titles Titan Comics had running, The Tenth Doctor was easily the best of the …
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Predestination Movie Review: The Time Travel Film Isn’t What You Expect
Did Predestination come out at the right or wrong time? Both audiences and studios often look at January as a …
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[REC] 4: Apocalypse Movie Review: Claustrophobic Terror On The High Seas
While most film franchises see a decrease in quality from one film to the next, the [REC] series was put …
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Ascension Review: Syfy’s Series Left Us Wanting More
Ascension was a big deal for Syfy. It was the vanguard of their stated goals to return to the business …
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The Frame Movie Review: Two Moody Dramas, One Mindbending Story
As a huge fan of TV in both a professional and recreational sense, I do enjoy when movies and series …
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