The MCU is in need of a change. This isn’t a new concept. People have been clamoring for it since Endgame ravaged box offices and overloaded audiences with so much payoff that we’ve all been
You know that term “too big to fail”? It’s usually reserved for conglomerations or industries that would literally plunge the world into disarray if they were to ever collapse, but I couldn’t help but, for
It’s not often you can say a horror series has a pretty flawless record. For every Halloween, there’s Halloween: Resurrections. For every The Exorcist, there’s The Exorcist 2: The Heretic. For every Children of the
The DCU has an uphill battle ahead of it. On one end you’ve got the MCU to compete with, which would have been a daunting task if it was ten years ago. But you also
★★★★ In a post-Andy world, the heart and soul of the Toy Story saga ended sixteen years ago, all since rendered adjunctive. The Bonnie years have yet to drop the ball but lack necessity. Where
[Note: I do not consider myself a movie critic. What follows is just one fanboy’s opinion based off of a single double viewing of the film. Oh, and there are SPOILERS ahead for this movie,
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
★★★ The real world has caught up with Runway. Apparently. Just don’t tell The Devil Wears Prada 2, the twenty years gestated, gloss-fest sequel to David Frankel’s well-remembered original. Budget cuts may be à la
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