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‘House Of The Dragon’ Episode 3 Recap – A Battlefield Riddled With Blood And Fire
In the second episode of House of The Dragon, we found ourselves pondering this exact question. Read our episode 3 review here...
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‘The Invitation’ (2022) Review – Nathalie Emmanuel And Thomas Doherty Ignite a Sexier, Sinister Downton Abbey
Rather than an outright horror movie, The Invitation is a concerted effort to restore vampires to their gilded, lusty glamour.
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‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ Review: Tilda Swinton & Idris Elba Make For a Surprisingly Great On-Screen Couple
Three Thousand Years of Longing is a film with stunning visuals, fantastic leads with great slow-burn chemistry, and an epic story
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‘She-Hulk: Attorney At Law’ Review – Tatiana Maslany Is A Star In An Hilarious, Smart & Action-Packed Series
She-Hulk is an hilarious, smart, action-packed and utilizes the supporting characters to tell a great story while not overshadowing the titular character.
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‘Fall’ Review – A Vertigo-Inducing Adrenaline Rush
While 'FALL' is not without its faults, its still an adrenaline-rushing, vertigo-inducing film
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Review: ‘The Sandman’ Is A Fantastical Binge-Worthy Show That Will Keep You Captivated
'The Sandman' is a fantastical binge worthy show that will keep you captivated and wanting more. Read our review here!
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‘Honor Society’ Review: A Charming and Entertaining High School Dramedy
Honor Society is a clever and inventive teen drama/comedy that channels teen drama predecessors like Clueless and Election to create something that is extremely entertaining.
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‘Paper Girls’ Season 1 Review: The Naïve Optimism Of Youth & Bittersweet Reality of Adulthood Collide In This Sci-Fi Series
Paper Girls is an insanely entertaining ride that combines larger-than-life science fiction concepts with coming-of-age drama grounded firmly in reality.
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‘They/Them’ (2022) Review – A Bloody Brilliant Love Letter To Old-School Slashers
Shocking and tense, They/Them is a bloody brilliant love letter to old-school slashers. Read our full review inside!
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‘Anything’s Possible’ Review: Billy Porter’s Directorial Debut Is A Unique and Inclusive Teen Romance
Director, Billy Porter, and screenwriter, Ximena Garcia Lecuona, took their time crafting such an entertaining and impactful film.