While I like some of the tonal shifts the show takes with the source material, I don't know if I'm completely sold on the immediate upping of stakes the show does from the start.

With some works, though, choosing an iconic moment to tell is difficult.

I was more than a little bit skeptical when Stan Against Evil premiered last year on IFC.

In this adaptation of Neil Gaiman's best-selling novel, we get to see the wild world of America's Gods, old and new, up close and personal.

The biggest problem the 2015 Jem had was obvious – it wasn’t the cartoon.

If Marvel was ever going to have a dud in its near historic run of blockbuster success, it should have been Guardians of the Galaxy.

Colossal is a different kind of monster movie, that’s for certain. It’s got a dynamite premise that allows for plenty of different tones.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 is good. It's not so much a sequel but a companion piece so if you liked the first one you'll like this one, and if you thought the first one was lacking something then you may find it in this one.

A while back, Lost in Translation reviewed the 2015 Jem and the Holograms film. Today, let’s look at the cartoon that people were expecting to be the base of that film.

Dig Two Graves is the type of low budget indie thriller that deserves a larger audience than it has so far received.