REVIEW: Solo Leveling’s Fourth Episode Is the Start of a Hero’s Journey
When Solo Leveling’s Jin-woo Sung takes his chance to power up from a game system — one somehow synchronously connected […]
REVIEW: Young Sheldon Season 7 Premiere Hits the Ground Running
As successful as The Big Bang Theory was, it was once hard to believe Young Sheldon would make it very […]
REVIEW: Solo Leveling’s Third Episode Is the Calm Before the Storm
Fction has always treated reincarnation and resurrection as a second chance for a hero to come back stronger than before. […]
REVIEW: Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin Reintroduces a Peanuts Classic
Six months after releasing the long-running Peanuts franchise’s most recent television special, Snoopy Presents: One-of-a-Kind Marcie, a new special comes […]
REVIEW: Bucchigiri?! Gets Into a Madcap Frenzy With More Punches It Throws
Starting as a rebellion against the rigidity of everyday life and later becoming forever associated with violent youths, delinquents, popularly […]
REVIEW: Molli and Max in the Future is a Sci-Fi Rom-Com Worthy of Cult Status
Molli and Max in the Future is an impressive feature debut from director and writer Michael Lukk Litwak that utilizes […]
REVIEW: Madame Web Spins a Coherent Web of a Story That Stands Alone
After a decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with its inextricable, overlapping plotlines and multiverse, Sony Pictures’ newest cinematic […]
REVIEW: Dynamite’s ThunderCats #1 Roars with Nostalgia
With He-Man rediscovering the power of Grayskull in recent times, it should come as no surprise that Masters of the […]
REVIEW: Moon Man #1 Introduces A New Kind Of Cosmic Superhero
Image Comics collaborated with hip-hop legend Kid Cudi to present an all-new sci-fi mystery in Moon Man. The new ongoing […]
REVIEW: Mr. & Mrs. Smith is a Spy-Tinged Speed-Run Through Relationship Problems
When 2005’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith hit the big screen, it was not just a heroic dose of movie star […]