Metal Society: Interview with Zack Kaplan and Guilherme Balbi
Metal Society is an Image Comics run by Zack Kaplan and Guilherme Balbi. The story follows a human, Rosa, and
Splatoon 3-Themed Nintendo Switch OLED Model Releasing Ahead of Video Game Release
The Splatoon 3-themed OLED Model releases in August Something fresh is surfacing! On Aug. 26, a special edition Splatoon 3-themed
‘FALL’ Review: A Visual Sleight-Of-Hand Vertigo Thrill Ride
In the same vein as movies about women with a specific set of skills surviving obscene circumstances in the past
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‘FALL’ Review: A Visual Sleight-Of-Hand Vertigo Thrill Ride
In the same vein as movies about women with a specific set of skills surviving obscene circumstances in the past
‘Prey’ Review: A Back-To-Basics Approach to a Well-Worn Franchise
Animals hunt animals, animals hunt humans, humans hunt animals, and The Predator hunts all. The Predator franchise has been a
‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Review: An Uneven Rom-Com That Doesn’t Fully Stick Its Landing
“These hands were once used for battle. Now they’re but humble tools for peace. I need to figure out exactly
‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ Review: Its Abundant Charm and Magnetism Makes You Completely Forget About Its Embarrassing Title
Apple TV+ houses a refreshingly honest and idiosyncratic romance from writer, director, and star Cooper Raiff. Going into this Rom-Com,
‘Brian and Charles’ Review:Â A Heartwarming Pinocchio ReinterpretationÂ
A gentle British comedy film by director Jim Archer and writer-performer David Earl and Chris Hayward about a simply isolated
‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ Episode 5 (Spoiler Review)
Obi-Wan Kenobi delivers a solid penultimate episode with a major revelation…spoilers ahead! Wow. So, we got flashbacks, some Reva vs
‘The Boys’ Season 3, EP5 (Spoiler Review) – The Soldier (Boy) is Back in Town!
Now that The Boys set him free from his Russian cell, Soldier Boy returns home to a very different place
Ms. Marvel Episode 2 – Crush (Spoiler Review)
Ms. Marvel has delivered a super strong start to the series which is something many of the MCU/Disney+ shows have
‘LIGHTYEAR’ Review: A Light and Kid-Friendly Deep-Space Existentialist Film
First introduced to the world in 1995’s Toy Story, Lightyear tackles the narrative behind the famous Buzz Lightyear action figure
’18 1/2′ Review: A Historical Farce With An ASMR Rich Third Act
Dan Mirvish’s latest film, 18 1/2, constructs the narrative amid Watergate as a White House transcriber and seemingly obtains the
Norm Macdonald’s ‘Nothing Special’ is Nothing Less Than Tremendously Special
A farewell that’s hilarious as it is deeply moving and transparent. An earnest look intoNorm Macdonald’s last days through absurdity
‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ Part 4 (Spoiler Review)
With Leia being held captive by Reva and Obi-Wan struggling to properly heal due to the now shared trauma of