He-Man is back, and just in time for Pride Month. Remembered as being your dad’s third favorite toy line, He-Man was a product that became a cartoon, that became a cultural phenomenon…like, 30 years ago.
So, in the last review, we talked about Obsession, a stellar horror film from yet another YouTuber turned director, Curry Barker. This has been a growing trend over the years, and now we get to
On paper, Curry Baker’s Obsession sounds like the same old crap that you’re used to seeing from Blumhouse. Another toothless, simplistic horror centered around an object that’s gonna do the bare minimum and still somehow
Mortal Kombat is one of my favorite games that I am absolutely dogshit at. I can’t string combos together to save my life, but that’s not why I really love the games. I like them
Hokum is the latest horror film from director Damian McCarthy, who just a few years ago gave us the supernatural horror film Oddity, and before that, the film Caveat. Oddity is really what put McCarthy
Younger viewers might not realize this, but seeing videos of people kicking the bucket was not such a common occurrence once upon a time. Nowadays you could just be scrolling Twitter or TikTok and BAM,
We’ve all done things we aren’t proud of. Sometimes I wake up in a cold sweat of regret over all that money I took from that plane a couple decades ago. But what about the
I think there’s a bit of a universal shared fantasy about getting stranded on a desert island with someone you’re attracted to. Sure, it seems dire at first, but after you manage to make shelter,
Space: the final frontier…unless we’re talking movies, in which case the subject matter has had a train ran on it by Hollywood for decades now. But that just reflects the intense fascination the human race
You know, I was pulling for this one. I think Maggie Gyllenhaal had shown some competency as a director with The Lost Daughter from a few years back. I’m a big Jessie Buckley fan, a