The Epic Fantasy Battle between New and Old Gods continues with American Gods Season Two psychodr July 2, 2019 DVD/Blu-ray, News The epic fantasy battle between New and Old Gods continues in American Gods Season 2!
At the Movies with POPCORN CINEMA: Annabelle Comes Home John E. Meredith July 1, 2019 Popcorn Cinema Some of the early reviews talked a lot about this being one of those slow burn kind of horror movies, which gave me higher expectations than I'd had for, say, The Nun.
Get Ready to Get Weird with the Release of Doom Patrol: The Complete First Season psychodr July 1, 2019 DVD/Blu-ray, News Get ready for nonstop action as the world’s favorite misfit DC Super Heroes are about to enter our universe with the release of Doom Patrol: The Complete First Season!
Advance Review: Midsommar (2019) Nate Zoebl June 26, 2019 Movies, Reviews At least with Midsommar I feel like stripping down the narrative and streamlining made me more empathetic with the main heroine and her reactions.
At the Movies with POPCORN CINEMA: Child’s Play John E. Meredith June 24, 2019 Popcorn Cinema While this reboot has in no way converted me to the cult of Chucky, I managed to be surprised at how much it didn't suck.
Advance Review: Shed (2019) Paul Brian McCoy June 21, 2019 Movies, Reviews Shot in South Carolina during a hurricane, Shed is one of those films that exemplifies the struggles and triumphs of indie filmmakers.
Lost in Translation 298: Machinama and Fan Adaptations Scott Delahunt June 21, 2019 Lost in Translation Each episode of Favignano's LSPDFR is stylized as an episode of COPS, with a few call outs in each.
POPCORN CINEMA 44: Men in Black and Other Crap John E. Meredith June 19, 2019 Popcorn Cinema Men In Black International is the latest in Hollywood's unneeded, unnecessary, and, frankly, unwanted recycling of all things that have made money in the past.
An Ode to Lucifer Dory Hoffman June 18, 2019 Shot for Shot, TV While Lucifer is well-written, has a talented cast, and shows female and male nudity, it’s not a perfect show.
The Girl in the Crawlspace (2019) Paul Brian McCoy June 14, 2019 Movies, Reviews As far as directorial debuts go, The Girl in the Crawlspace is a strong one.
Lost in Translation 297: Murder on the Orient Express Scott Delahunt June 14, 2019 Lost in Translation Branagh’s version of Murder on the Orient Express remained faithful to Christie’s original novel, not just with plot, but the era.
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) Paul Brian McCoy June 11, 2019 Movies, Reviews Overall, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is a triumph.
An Unofficial Review of DARK PHOENIX John E. Meredith June 10, 2019 Movies, Reviews, Shot for Shot Dammit, Marvel Studios. You've gone and ruined these dumbass X-Men movies for me.
Dark Phoenix (2019) Nate Zoebl June 9, 2019 Movies, Reviews What we get with Dark Phoenix is a woman who glows a lot thanks to an inscrutable pink space cloud.
Lost in Translation 296: When a Car Ad Provides Closure Scott Delahunt June 7, 2019 Lost in Translation The car ad is a live action adaptation of the D&D cartoon.
Lost in Translation 295: PlayStation Productions Scott Delahunt May 31, 2019 Lost in Translation Time will tell, but PlayStation Productions is off to a good start.
Brightburn (2019) Nate Zoebl May 29, 2019 Movies, Reviews Brightburn takes the Superman mythos and twists it into a creepy horror film.
John Wick 3: Parabellum (2019) Take Two Alex Wolfe May 20, 2019 Movies, Reviews The action in John Wick 3 is mind-blowing, especially in scenes where it lets itself breathe and be as creative as possible.
Lost in Translation 294: Men with Brooms Scott Delahunt May 17, 2019 Lost in Translation Men with Brooms took some time to show the audience the ins and outs of the game so viewers could follow the action on the ice.
Early Bird Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum (2019) Nate Zoebl May 16, 2019 Movies, Reviews If you’re coming to John Wick 3 for another heaping of high-quality action, you won’t leave disappointed on that front.
