REVIEW: Metallic Rouge Celebrates the Original Anime’s Legacy
Metallic Rouge is an anime that makes use of persisting science-fiction themes of co-existence between humans and androids in a […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Resurrection of Magneto #1 Puts Storm Front and Center
Death is never permanent in superhero comics. Marvel’s X-Men line found an incredible way to write this into the narrative […]
REVIEW: Argylle is Rotten to Its Candy-Colored Core
About a third of the way through Matthew Vaughn’s latest film, Argylle, there’s a scene in which Catherine O’Hara, as […]
REVIEW: MAPPA’s Maboroshi Makes Its Mark on the Surreal Fantasy Genre
For some time now, anime movies have been exploring the melancholic nature of young love side by side with the […]
SPOILER REVIEW: Masters of the Universe: Revolution Lets He-Man and Friends Grow Up
Masters of the Universe: Revolution is a truly wonderful story set in the universe created by Mattel to sell their […]
ADVANCE REVIEW: IDW’s Golgotha Motor Mountain #1 Kickstarts a Thrilling Cosmic Horror Odyssey
Of late, IDW Publishing has been facing quite a few ups and downs with its flagship titles. Since losing their […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Jackpot #1 Is a Safe Gamble for Spider-Man Fans
Mary Jane Watson has had many roles in the Marvel Universe. She’s been Spider-Man’s girlfriend, his ex, his closest friend […]
REVIEW: Ghost Machine #1 Introduces a Host of Exciting New Comics
There is no point beating around the bush when it comes to discussing the ownership problem in mainstream comics. For […]
REVIEW: Masters of the Air Brings High-Flying Intensity to Apple TV+
From the executive producers of the classic World War II miniseries Band of Brothers and The Pacific comes Masters of […]
REVIEW: Expats Is an Unfocused Melodrama Set Among Hong Kong’s Wealthy
At first, it might appear that Amazon Prime Video’s Expats is another high-end mystery miniseries starring Nicole Kidman, along the […]