Category: Reviews
Tribal Tensions Boil Over, Leading to a Stunning Blindside
Tribal Tensions Boil Over, Leading to a Stunning Blindside

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Survivor 48 Episode 2 It's hard to say that "we're so back" when Survivor hasn't gone anywhere. Survivor just continues to dazzle and get better, like a fine wine. After Survivor 48 kicked…

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A Clash of the Masked Titans
A Clash of the Masked Titans

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for The Masked Singer Season 13 Episode 4. Siri, play "O, Fortuna." A new slew of masked celebrities have entered the arena as The Masked Singer Season 13 triumphantly moves on to Group B.…

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George R.R. Martin, Milla Jovovich, and Dave Bautista Deserve Better Than This Fantasy Mess
George R.R. Martin, Milla Jovovich, and Dave Bautista Deserve Better Than This Fantasy Mess

What if I told you that Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista joined up for a fantasy werewolf film based on a 1982 story by George R.R. Martin called In the Lost Lands? Sounds intriguing, right? Milla Jovovich has always been…

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I Felt Claustrophobic Watching John Lithgow’s Delightfully Terrifying Turn In Unpredictable Thriller
I Felt Claustrophobic Watching John Lithgow’s Delightfully Terrifying Turn In Unpredictable Thriller

Dolls have so often been the basis of the horror genre that it's become something of an overused trope, whether it's the Annabelle doll in The Conjuring Universe or Brad Dourif's Chucky continuing to terrorize those who come across him.…

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Steven Moffat’s New Miniseries Is a Raw, Uncomfortable Newsroom Dramedy
Steven Moffat’s New Miniseries Is a Raw, Uncomfortable Newsroom Dramedy

Those who hear the name Steven Moffat likely associate him most with his time as showrunner for the long-running BBC series Doctor Who; however, Moffat’s abilities as a creator of television have expanded beyond science fiction and into the realm…

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Bong Joon Ho’s Creativity Can’t Be Killed in Absurd Sci-Fi Journey
Bong Joon Ho’s Creativity Can’t Be Killed in Absurd Sci-Fi Journey

Within Bong Joon Ho, there seems to be two different filmmakers. With his Korean language films, Bong is more restrained, quiet, and methodical, with outstanding films like Memories of Murder, Mother, and his Oscar-winning masterpiece Parasite. His English-language films, however,…

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I’m Still A Big Believer In Shrek & All The Franchise Represents With Its Perfect Soundtrack & Timeless Characters
I’m Still A Big Believer In Shrek & All The Franchise Represents With Its Perfect Soundtrack & Timeless Characters

Has it really been 24 years since the advent of the "greatest fairy tale never told"? Shrek kickstarted a lot of things — a niche of subverted fairy tales, DreamWorks' place in the 21st-century animation game, and a uniquely off-beat…

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Court Is Now in Session
Court Is Now in Session

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Daredevil: Born Again Episode 2.It's no secret that Daredevil: Born Again underwent a significant creative overhaul midway through production, reportedly due to fine-tuning the show to fit better into the continuity of…

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Matt Murdock’s Rebirth Begins With Tragedy
Matt Murdock’s Rebirth Begins With Tragedy

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Daredevil: Born Again Episode 1.On April 10, 2015, the world of Marvel television changed forever with the release of the very first season of Daredevil. The first in what would be a…

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We Wanted Matt Murdock Back, but Not Like This
We Wanted Matt Murdock Back, but Not Like This

What do you get when you take a street-level hero who is constantly battling his own demons, yank him out of the grounded world he lives in, and throw him into the MCU's interpretation of that world? You get Daredevil:…

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One Year Before ‘Guardians of the Galaxy,’ Zoe Saldaña Starred in This Grimy ’70s Drama That Borrowed From ‘The Godfather’ and ‘The French Connection’
One Year Before ‘Guardians of the Galaxy,’ Zoe Saldaña Starred in This Grimy ’70s Drama That Borrowed From ‘The Godfather’ and ‘The French Connection’

Zoe Saldaña just walked away with her first Oscar (Best Supporting Actress) for her inspiring and triumphant performance as Rita Mora Catro in Emilia Pérez. The 46-year-old actress has been at it for a while, getting her start in the…

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Emily Bett Rickards Stuns in This Knockout Wrestling Biopic
Emily Bett Rickards Stuns in This Knockout Wrestling Biopic

I'm usually not the biggest of biopic fans. More often than not, they are formulaic and melodramatic, as we watch our hero rise to fame, only to lose it all, then get it back in the end. However, as a…

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