Legend of the White Dragon – Review
Jason David Frank Deserved a Better Final Film Before I get into this review, I need to make something clear. Legend of the White Dragon features Jason David Frank’s final film performance and one of the…
Coyote vs. Acme – Review
The Coyote That Refused to Stay Down Wile E. Coyote might be one of the biggest losers in the history of animation. For more than 75 years, he has ordered rockets, catapults, explosives, giant magnets, dehydrated…
Spider-Man: Brand New Day — Review
In a movie filled with magic ninjas, a handful of rogues, mystery characters, and a Hulk, can Spider-Man: Brand New Day find the time to be a satisfying movie about Spider-Man? That’s the question I found…
Evil Dead Burn – Review
Quite simply: Evil Dead Burn absolutely slaps. From the very first frame, Sébastien Vaniček’s entry into one of horror’s most beloved franchises locked me in and never loosened its grip. It’s relentless, darkly comedic, and I loved…
The Odyssey – Review
When Christopher Nolan was a kid in Chicago, he would sit in the dome of the Museum of Science and Industry, watching Omnimax documentaries and wondering what a Hollywood action film would look like if shot…
The Bear Season 5 – Review
Service has ended at The Bear, but before you file it away as television’s great kitchen show, consider that it was never really a kitchen show at all. Watch all five seasons back and you will…
Supergirl (2026) – Review
“Krypton didn’t die in a day. The gods are not that kind.” The story of Supergirl is one of tragedy, trauma, and perseverance, which makes this movie such a bold choice by DC Studios to follow…
X-Men ’97 Season 2 – Review
After two years away, the X-Men have finally returned—albeit scattered across time. While the wait for X-Men ’97 was torturous, the only question that matters now is: Was it worth it? X-Men ’97 was a surprise…
Disclosure Day Review – Spielberg’s Search for Truth Reaches Its Final Form
Nearly fifty years after Close Encounters of the Third Kind invited audiences to look toward the stars with wonder, Steven Spielberg returns to examine extra-terrestrials the with far more complicated questions. What if we have never…
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