I don’t think it was the goal, but Venom is one of the best accidental comedies of 2018: A Review
It’s hard to describe my thoughts walking out of Venom, initially. I won’t...
Author Archives: Justin Seals
Netflix’s Disenchantment takes a few episodes before it reaches its peak of magical madcap fun: A review
Following an acclaimed run with his ensemble sci-fi comedy Futurama, Simpsons and Life...
More silly than scary, The Nun is mostly faithful to horror movie cliches: A Review
Nuns naturally cut a stark figure in spite of their good intentions, and...
Searching is a technological thriller that takes hold of the audience and refuses to let go afterwards: A Review
If you’ve ever seen the 2014 thriller Unfriended, which featured a supernatural entity...
The heroes in a half-shell return with a completely new style in Rise Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: A Review
What was it about Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the latest...
Crazy Rich Asians is a feel-good love story that aims to shatter cinematic stereotypes: A Review
You’ll notice a fair number of tropes utilized in romantic comedies while watching...
A Review of Blackkklansman, Spike Lee’s take-no-prisoners period piece with modern day relevance
Watching Spike Lee’s new film Blackkklansman, I was reminded at times of a...
Hollywood beware, we have waffles: A review of Teen Titans GO! To The Movies
Cartoon Network’s received its fair share of criticism for heavily promoting and airing...
They’re small in stature, but their heroics and humor are larger than life: A review of Ant-Man and The Wasp
Director Peyton Reed’s 2015 hit Marvel film Ant-Man was praised as a gleeful...