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Continue reading →: A Tale of Three ‘Shada’s (Doctor Who – “Shada” review)
Shada. The long lost adventure from famed sci-fi writer Douglas Adams. Over the years since its aborted filming, the adventure has undergone no less than three separate adaptations. The question is: which Shada is the ultimate Shada? With the release of another version of the story, it’s becoming harder and harder to figure…
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Continue reading →: “Rise” is flawed, but mostly good.
It’s hard to talk about the elements of Rise that I did like without going into spoilers… There’s enough about Rise that I like that I’m willing to overlook the things that I don’t like.
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Continue reading →: The New “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” Trailer is All Kinds of Awesome
Warner Brothers just released a trailer for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald and it’s all kinds of awesome. It’s been nearly five months since the reveal of the title of the film and that promotional image of the cast, so we’ve all been kind of starved for any real footage…
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Continue reading →: “I, Tonya” is a Tour de Force for Margot Robbie and Allison Janey (Mini-Review)
I don’t know that I, Tonya (written by Steven Rogers and directed by Craig Gillespie) every fully comes together as a film, but it’s a massively enjoyable two hours, for sure. It’s mainly due to extraordinary performances from the cast – especially Margot Robbie as Tonya Harding and Allison Janey as her mother, LaVona…
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Continue reading →: The Trailer for “Solo: A Star Wars Story” Does Not Look Promising
Disney and Lucasfilm have released the first trailer for Solo: A Star Wars Story and it doesn’t look all that good. It’s kind of a mess, to be honest. Alden Ehrenreich doesn’t feel remotely like Han Solo in this trailer and it’s easily apparent why Disney reportedly had to hire…
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Continue reading →: News Update: Jesse Alexander is the New Showrunner for “American Gods”.
UPDATE: NEIL GAIMAN HAS SINCE SAID THAT, ASIDE FROM THE HIRING OF JESSE ALEXANDER AS THE NEW SHOWRUNNER, THE MAJORITY OF THE ARTICLE CITED IN THIS BLOG IS FICTIONAL. THIS BLOG IS PRESENTED IN ITS ORIGINAL UNEDITED FORM AS, EVEN WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THAT SOME OF THE INFORMATION MAY NOT…
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Continue reading →: “The Good Place” is the Best Show on TV. Period.
If you had asked me after I finished season one of The Good Place what I thought of the show, I’d have told you that it was a solid, feel-good, comedy with a finale that truly came out of left-field and made the show more interesting than it already was. If…
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Continue reading →: “Darkest Hour” is a Boring Film Partially Saved by a Stellar Performance from Gary Oldman (Mini-Review)
It’s actually kind of amazing just how boring Darkest Hour (written by Anthony McCarten and directed by Joe Wright) is. It takes over an hour for this film about U.K. Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Gary Oldman) to actually really get going, and even then it never elevates itself above made-for-tv biopic levels.…
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Continue reading →: “Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery” is a Game Full of Potential that Misses the Mark (Beta-Review)
Portkey Games and Warner Bros. recently released an early access/beta version of the upcoming mobile game Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery. Set in the decade before Harry Potter attended Hogwarts, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery allows players to create their own characters and experience life as a student at Hogwarts while living…






