*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* On this week’s episode of HBO’s Lovecraft Country, A History of Violence, the series finally gets back into its main plot thread as the… Read more HBO’s Lovecraft Country: A History of Violence (Episode 4) Review →
Although Scooby-Doo has had tons of animated home video films that have put them in damn near every kind of location possible and paired with random celebrities, I can’t remember… Read more Scoob! Review: A cheap and bland attempt to revive an iconic classic →
*This Review Contains Full Spoilers for Episode 8* On this week’s episode of AMC’s Dispatches from Elsewhere, Lee, the group reflects on their journey together and take on hardships that… Read more Dispatches from Elsewhere: Lee Review →
When it became a commercial and audience favorite back in 2016, it was only a matter of time before Trolls got a sequel and one has finally come. Looking to… Read more Trolls World Tour Review: Beautiful animation and ideas doesn’t make up for a lack of depth and creativity →
While Peter Pan has seen plenty of unique live action adaptations over the years, writer/director Benh Zeitlin brings own unique vision to the iconic tale with Wendy – for better… Read more Wendy Review: Zeitlin’s admirable adaptation lacks strong inspiration →
With Pixar seemingly done with crafting sequels to their classic films, a new year and a new decade marks a new directions for one of the best animation studios in… Read more Onward Review: Pixar’s latest is unfortunately their most forgettable →
The live action/animated hybrid adaptation of Sonic the Hedgehog is actually quite a unique instance in the film industry. After the horrendous initial design of the iconic SEGA character, fans… Read more Sonic the Hedgehog Review: A fast-paced, fun adventure that’s pleasing for fans and families →
Spies in Disguise, the new animated feature from Blue Sky Studios, is a surprisingly solid action espionage comedy that places Will Smith and Tom Holland in incredibly suitable roles and… Read more Spies in Disguise Review: Surprisingly solid animated espionage that’s worth your time →
