What happens in this pit of danger, stays in this pit of danger: A review of Army Of The Dead
Zack Snyder’s more auteur-ish side as a director was always going to be controversial when...
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I was promised a “bad” and unfunctional family. The Mitchells vs. the Machines gives us something far more pleasant: A Review
You know what one of the biggest tragedies about The Emoji Movie was? There...
Disney+’s new Marvel series Falcon and the Winter Soldier is a fanfiction author’s paradise: A review
Throughout the first phases of Marvel’s cinematic stories, I’ve come across many works penned...
Mortal Kombat 2021 has no need for your wimpy pacing and deep character moments, it’s gut-splattering time: A Review
Making a fighting game film should be a relatively simple process, something that the...
How to humanize a rampaging killer beast, 101: A Review of Godzilla vs. Kong
Even though Godzilla is a cultural icon, he is probably just *now* making a...
If Zack Snyder’s Justice League is his last DC film, he’s ended with a compelling but flawed personal statement: A Review
So after what felt like pages upon pages of fan arguments, fighting, and various...
Conflicting ideas and ice cream collide in One Night In Miami, Regina King’s new Amazon film: A Review
Based on a number of the projects she’s picked like If Beale Street Could...
How Raya and the Last Dragon examines the pitfalls of viewing people as “the other”: A Review
There is a weird but entertaining throwback attitude to Raya and the Last Dragon...
The New Tom & Jerry Has Such A Severe Anime Filler Problem, It Would Make Naruto Do A Double Take: A Review
We’re reaching a point with Tom and Jerry where they’re becoming the ultimate guest...