While DC has surely struggled to bring some of their iconic comic book characters to the world of live action, they’ve been finding more and more success with some of… Read more Swamp Thing: Series Premiere Review →
In its season finale, Blurryman, The Twilight Zone goes full-blown meta and offers a great commentary on what the series has brought thus far as well as some fun, surprising… Read more The Twilight Zone: Blurryman Review →
Though both the legendary Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata have created many excellent films under the Ghibli name, their talents came together even before Studio Ghibli was created. Their first… Read more Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind Review: Where everything great for Studio Ghibli began →
The Wunderkind is an excellent mid-point turnaround for The Twilight Zone and it offers pure misdirection in the best way possible as well as performances that are creepily compelling. The… Read more The Twilight Zone: The Wunderkind Review →
Director Neil Marshall and Stranger Things’ David Harbour have come together bring the lengendary, foul-mouthed paranormal hunter, Hellboy, back to the big screen for an R-rated reboot full of blood-filled… Read more Hellboy Review: Harbour and Marshall prove that Hellboy is in the right hands →
In her feature directorial debut, Brie Larson comes together with writer Samantha McIntyre to create an experience that invigorates child-like wonder in its viewers and relays some timeless messages that… Read more Unicorn Store Review: Larson’s feature directorial debut is a relatably whimsical must-watch →
When seeing the lineup for this year’s Studio Ghibli Fest, I was more than excited to see one of my personal favorites, Howl’s Moving Castle, kicking off this year’s series.… Read more Howl’s Moving Castle Review: A true timeless classic and one of Miyazaki’s best →
Anime has always been a tricky medium for me to navigate through. In my personal experience, there is very little middle ground in animes that I enjoy, and I end… Read more Made in Abyss: Journey’s Dawn Review: A recap for the series I won’t be going back for any more →
