While Clint Eastwood has and always will be an iconic name in film, he’s had some recent stumbles as a director lately. From the messy The 15:17 to Paris, a… Read more Richard Jewell Review: Eastwood’s latest shows that he’s got his groove back →
Director Ava DuVernay crafts a detailed and powerfully emotional look at injustice and ripples it causes in people’s lives with her four-part miniseries, When They See Us, that depicts the… Read more When They See Us Review: A historical masterpiece that cannot be missed →
Amazon’s Undone is an ambitiously mind-bending new series that delves into deep into its main character’s life and uncovers strong themes about mental illness and dealing with life in general… Read more Undone Review: Amazon’s mind-being series is packed with meaningful messages about mental illness and stunning animation →
In this week’s episode of Harley Quinn, Finding Mr. Right, Harley (voiced by Kaley Cuoco) gains a new crew member as she begins to search for a big-name nemesis –… Read more Harley Quinn: Finding Mr. Right Review →
On the mid-season finale of Rick and Morty, Rattlestar Ricklactica, Morty’s (voiced by Justin Roiland) inability to listen to Rick (also voiced by Roiland) lands them in hot water with… Read more Rick and Morty: Rattlestar Ricklactica Review →
When it was announced earlier this year that Blumhouse was not only making a remake of Bob Clark’s horror classic Black Christmas, but having it come out right in time… Read more Black Christmas Review: A lump of coal that doesn’t put you in the Christmas spirit →
Editor’s Note: This review is based off of the English dub The films of legendary director Isao Takahata are always filled with his incredible ambition to deliver character-driven stories that… Read more The Tale of Princess Kaguya Review: A perfect showing of Isao Takahata’s legendary talents →
On this week’s episode of Harley Quinn, So You Need a Crew?, Harley (voiced by Kaley Cuoco) decides it’s time to make a crew of her own and starts to… Read more Harley Quinn: So You Need a Crew? Review →
