Category: Reviews
‘Superman & Lois’ Season 4 Review
‘Superman & Lois’ Season 4 Review

Superman & Lois has managed to do the impossible. In only four seasons, the series reinvented an American icon, a character who’s existed as the face of pop culture for nearly 90 years, and not only created something new but…

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Hold Your Breath Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Hold Your Breath Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Screenwriter Karrie Crouse co-directed Hold Your Breath with regular collaborator William Joines. The psychological thriller is set in Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl and stars Sarah Paulson as Margaret. She lives with her daughters Rose (Amiah Miller) and Ollie (Alona…

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‘Monster Summer’ Review – A ’90s Throwback That Offers Nostalgia, and Not Much Else
‘Monster Summer’ Review – A ’90s Throwback That Offers Nostalgia, and Not Much Else

Those who grew up in the '80s, '90s, and even early 2000s are more than familiar with the family adventure films of the bygone era. There's not really any other way to describe these movies other than they typically follow…

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Joker: Folie à Deux Review
Joker: Folie à Deux Review

Todd Phillips’ Joker was as divisive as mainstream movies get, winning two Oscars and receiving a Razzie nomination. I stand by my five-star review of that film and will go to bat for Joker: Folie à Deux, although not with…

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A Puzzling Step Backward for Long-Running Procedural
A Puzzling Step Backward for Long-Running Procedural

Ask any SVU diehard, and they’ll tell you each season has a slightly different tone that’s oftentimes set up in the premiere. Not only is it easy to pinpoint the era we’re in within the first two seconds of an…

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Sarah Paulson Is Great In Psychological Horror That Doesn’t Earn Its Genre Place
Sarah Paulson Is Great In Psychological Horror That Doesn’t Earn Its Genre Place

Hold Your Breath has a lot going for it. There are horror elements that give it an unsettling touch; the dust storms that permeate the film help in that regard. There are hints of the gray man, a figure that…

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‘La Maquina’ Review – Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna Reunite in Off-Kilter Boxing Drama
‘La Maquina’ Review – Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna Reunite in Off-Kilter Boxing Drama

Whether it's Y tu mamá también or Casa de mi Padre, it's always a delight to see long-time friends and collaborators Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna on screen together. Hulu’s first Spanish-language original series, La Máquina, sees the duo…

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‘Doctor Odyssey’ Episode 2 Recap
‘Doctor Odyssey’ Episode 2 Recap

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Doctor Odyssey Episode 2. Hot on the heels of this week’s in-flight disaster on 9-1-1, Ryan Murphy’s glamorous cruise ship charts a course for a very memorable singles week aboard the Odyssey.…

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‘V/H/S/ Beyond’ Review – A New Sci-Fi Direction Delivers the Same Horror Beats
‘V/H/S/ Beyond’ Review – A New Sci-Fi Direction Delivers the Same Horror Beats

Horror anthologies have been a part of the genre nearly since the beginning. Some have been great, like Tales from the Crypt and Creepshow, while many others have been forgettable. Like anything else in horror, from slashers to found footage,…

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The Deserving Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Deserving Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Part of the allure of horror films is watching scary and catastrophic events befall others without you yourself suffering the consequences. Keeping such in mind, writer-director Koka Singh Arora’s supernatural thriller, The Deserving, becomes a look at the evil that we…

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‘Pachinko’ Season 2 Episode 7 Recap
‘Pachinko’ Season 2 Episode 7 Recap

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Pachinko Season 2 Episode 7. Apple TV+'s Pachinko features many different kinds of love stories. In this season alone, there has been the unrequited love between Kyunghee (Jung Eun-chae) and Mr. Kim…

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Tina Fey’s Sharp, Hilarious Classic Is The Defining Teen Movie Of The 21st Century
Tina Fey’s Sharp, Hilarious Classic Is The Defining Teen Movie Of The 21st Century

Mean Girls is a movie that needs no introduction. The Tina Fey-penned 2004 movie about Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) transferring to an American high school after years of being homeschooled by her parents on another continent, then attempting to help…

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