Batwoman: Who Are You? Review
On this week’s episode of CW’s Batwoman, Who Are You?, there’s a new villain introduced and the show continues to be more and more problematic by adding things that are… Read more Batwoman: Who Are You? Review →
Are You Afraid of the Dark?: Part 3 – Destroy All Tophats
Nickelodeon’s Are You Afraid of the Dark? reboot has been quite surprising with the great amount of horror it has brought to a new generation of viewers and that doesn’t… Read more Are You Afraid of the Dark?: Part 3 – Destroy All Tophats →
Parasite Review: A modern-day masterpiece that burrows into each viewer’s head and leaves its mark
Writer/director Bong Joon-ho has already gained some high claim from the industry and moviegoers alike with films like his fan-favorite monster movie The Host and his adaptation of the graphic… Read more Parasite Review: A modern-day masterpiece that burrows into each viewer’s head and leaves its mark →
Netflix’s Criminal: Spain Review
In this last trip through the world of Criminal, we take a trip to Spain to how things are there and, unfortunately, it just doesn’t live up to the other… Read more Netflix’s Criminal: Spain Review →
Jojo Rabbit Review: Waititi’s anti-hate satire is one part hilarious, one part meaningful, and a whole lot of heart
Fresh off his success in the MCU with Thor: Ragnarök, writer/director Taika Waititi goes in a much bolder and funnier direction with his anti-hate satire, Jojo Rabbit. While most young… Read more Jojo Rabbit Review: Waititi’s anti-hate satire is one part hilarious, one part meaningful, and a whole lot of heart →
Batwoman: Down, Down, Down Review
On this week’s episode of CW’s Batwoman, Down, Down, Down, Kate (Ruby Rose) starts to take control of being a new hero for Gotham while Alice plays more mind games… Read more Batwoman: Down, Down, Down Review →
Zombieland: Double Tap Review: A sufficiently funny sequel with few shortcomings
Ruben Fleischer’s feature directorial debut, Zombieland, is one of my long-time favorites and a movie that I pretty much consider to be perfect from start to finish. With a charming… Read more Zombieland: Double Tap Review: A sufficiently funny sequel with few shortcomings →
Low Tide Review: Paranoia over buried treasure leads to a unique, slick, and thrilling film
Delivering some of the best performances, characters, and thrills that I’ve seen this year, A24’s Low Tide also brings one of the strongest feature debuts of the year from writer/director… Read more Low Tide Review: Paranoia over buried treasure leads to a unique, slick, and thrilling film →
