REVIEW: Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Episode 8 Hilariously Reunites Its Leads
As Star Trek: Lower Decks nears the end of its fourth season and its big climactic showdown, there is room […]
REVIEW: John Carpenter’s Suburban Screams Is More True Crime Than Truly Scary
After a self-imposed semi-retirement from directing, legendary filmmaker John Carpenter is back to lend his creative clout to the new […]
ADVANCE REVIEW: DSTLRY’s Gone #1
The announcement of DSTLRY — a brand-new independent comic book publisher — made some waves earlier this year. The lineup […]
REVIEW: Netflix’s Bodies Is an Engrossing Adaptation of the Mind-Bending Comic
Both the 2014 graphic novel Bodies and its new Netflix adaptation begin with the same intriguing high-concept hook, and it’s […]
REVIEW: Mortal Kombat Legends: Cage Match Is a Goofy Love Letter to the ’80s
As the Mortal Kombat franchise reboots with the release of the new fighting game Mortal Kombat 1, the line of […]
REVIEW: Doom Patrol Season 4 Episode 7 Takes Time with Its Momentum
After a nine-month hiatus, Doom Patrol is back to conclude its fourth and final season with six new episodes. The […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Strange Academy: The Amazing Spider-Man #1
After the Otherworld mathematician Equation takes down a host of Marvel heroes, including Miles Morales and Moon Knight, it’s up […]
REVIEW: Blue Giant Is a Haunting Love Letter to Jazz and Friendship
The bestselling manga series Blue Giant, created by Shinichi Ishizuka, ran from 2013 to 2016 with a number of sequel […]
REVIEW: Fright Crewe is a Horror-Tinted Take on a Basic Formula
Fright Crewe isn’t the first all-ages horror story that Eli Roth has ever played with. While 2018’s The House with […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Star Wars: The High Republic – Shadows of Starlight #1
The Star Wars: The High Republic subseries has now embarked on its third phase. Phase I takes place 200 years […]