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2022 starts off with a bang thanks to the release of Cobra Kai Season 4. The All Valley Tournament will decide which dojo stays and which one disbands forever. Johnny and Daniel form an alliance to put an end to … Continue reading Spoil Sports – Cobra Kai Season 4
With the first season of The Witcher landing back in December 2019, it’s been a long road to get to the second season. With them filming in eastern Europe during the pandemic before a vaccine, there were a lot of … Continue reading The Witcher Season 2 Spoiler Discussion Space
Michael Urie drags his roommate, Philemon Chambers, from L.A. to New Hampshire for the holidays. Urie’s insufferable family wants them coupled. They will play dirty tricks to ensure it. Single All the Way shows the limits of shoehorning LGBTQ+ folks … Continue reading LGBT Movies: Single All the Way (2021)
Joel Ethan may retire from film, South Park makes bank, and Y: The Last Man finally hits screens. Continue reading Newsies: August 6, 2021 Edition
David Fincher’s homage to golden-age cinema paints a bland portrait of the notorious screenwriter. “You can’t capture a man’s whole life in 2 hours, all you can hope is to leave an impression of one.” So what impression are we … Continue reading Review: Mank Draws a Blank
⚠️ This post contains spoilers. I tried for three days to write a cohesive review of Aaron Sorkin’s latest film The Trial of the Chicago 7, but it’s a film that is stubbornly difficult to distill in a way that … Continue reading Random Notes on The Trial of the Chicago 7
This review contains mild spoilers Continuity. Or Continuities, more accurately, is the defining trait of the Transformers franchise. While Star Wars expands to fill every nook and cranny possible with intricate backstory, and Star Trek adds thick strata of history … Continue reading TV Review: Transformers: War For Cybertron: Siege
⚠️ This article contains spoilers for the 1991 film Cape Fear 💥 Content Warning: sexual assault, child abuse I’ve found myself drawn to trash cinema in recent weeks (ask me about the shameful pleasures of the Underworld franchise). The deep … Continue reading In Cape Fear, Scorsese Drags Us Into the Muck
