REVIEW: Shogun Premiere Resurrects the Golden Age of Television
Based on James Clavell’s 1975 novel of the same name, FX’s Shōgun is a fictionalized retelling of one of the […]
REVIEW: Solo Leveling’s Sixth Episode Is a Brutal Awakening for Jin-Woo Sung
The famous Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore once wrote, “If no one heeds your call, then walk alone.” This quote could […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver #1 Puts Wanda & Pietro to the Test
The Maximoff Twins face all-new challenges that may bond them together or drive them apart forever in Marvel Comics’ Scarlet […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Ultimate Black Panther #1 Brings War to T’Challa
Marvel Comics’ all-new Ultimate Universe saga continues, with Ultimate Black Panther #1 hitting shelves and bringing another classic Marvel hero […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Giant-Size Spider-Man #1 Is Majorly Underwhelming
Giant-Size Spider-Man #1 showcases what should be a classic Marvel team-up between Miles Morales and Venom. Based on the stellar […]
REVIEW: Dune: Part Two is the Complicated Sci-Fi Savior That We Need
The latest on-screen adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, Dune: Part Two (2024), directed by Denis Villeneuve, is leaps and […]
REVIEW: Apple TV+’s Constellation Delivers a Slow, Obvious Sci-Fi Mystery
The idea of an astronaut bringing back some kind of ominous presence from space dates back to 1950s sci-fi movies, […]
REVIEW: NCIS’ David McCallum Tribute Episode Is Everything It Should Be
NCIS Season 21 makes its entire second episode a tribute to actor David McCallum and his character, Dr. Donald “Ducky” […]
REVIEW: Dragon Ball Super Chapter 102, Son Goku Vs. Son Gohan, Is A Tease For Future Greatness
The following contains spoilers for Dragon Ball Super Chapter 102, “Son Goku vs. Son Gohan,” by Akira Toriyama and Toyotarou, […]
REVIEW: WEBTOON Unscrolled’s Age Matters Volume One Brings Beloved Webtoon To Print
In the first printed installment of the hit romance Webtoon, Age Matters Volume One stars an unemployed woman nearing 30, […]