Category: Reviews
‘Twilight of the Gods’ Review
‘Twilight of the Gods’ Review

Zack Snyder is back, and this time he’s delivering his signature bloody battles and eyebrow-raising sex scenes through the lens of animation in Twilight of the Gods. The new eight-episode series feels like Netflix’s Norse-themed answer to their own hit…

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A Deeply Disappointing Crime Comedy That Doesn’t Make Good Use Of Its A-List Cast
A Deeply Disappointing Crime Comedy That Doesn’t Make Good Use Of Its A-List Cast

There is very little about Riff Raff,the latest from director Dito Montiel and screenwriter John Pollono, to commend it. The film is bleak, mean-spirited, and simply not good. This cast is very malleable to comedy; many have contributed to some…

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‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 33 Premiere Recap
‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 33 Premiere Recap

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for the Dancing With the Stars Season 33 premiere. Time to point those toes and get a hold of the beat as Dancing With the Stars Season 33 rings in with a premiere…

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‘Agatha All Along’ Episode 2 Recap
‘Agatha All Along’ Episode 2 Recap

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Agatha All Along Episode 2. Step aside, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) — you may have assembled a team of the world’s greatest superheroes, but you’ve got nothing on Agatha Harkness (Kathryn…

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‘Agatha All Along’ Episode 1 Recap
‘Agatha All Along’ Episode 1 Recap

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Agatha All Along Episode 1. Ah, it’s good to be home. And by home, I, of course, mean Westview, New Jersey. It’s been three long years since we’ve visited — and the…

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SYNC Featured, Reviews Film Threat
SYNC Featured, Reviews Film Threat

SYNC transports us into an eerie future where technology is deeply connected to our consciousness. This is a time when humans have microchips implanted into their wrists. We follow Ayla (Carolina Alvarez), a bubbly influencer from New York who moves…

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'Agatha All Along' Review – A Spooky, Sexy, Worthy Follow-up to 'WandaVision'
'Agatha All Along' Review – A Spooky, Sexy, Worthy Follow-up to 'WandaVision'

Considering the success of WandaVision a show that broke Twitter with theories on a weekly basis, had a #1 song on iTunes, and racked up a whopping 23 Primetime Emmy Awards Agatha All Along always had impressive shoes to fill.…

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Brett Goldstein & Imogen Poots’ Chemistry Sizzles In Bittersweet Romantic Drama
Brett Goldstein & Imogen Poots’ Chemistry Sizzles In Bittersweet Romantic Drama

When we meet Simon (Brett Goldstein) and Laura (Imogen Poots) in William Bridges and Goldstein’s sci-fi romantic drama, All of You, we are instantly hit with their palpable chemistry. As someone unfamiliar with Ted Lasso, I was incredibly taken by…

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Elizabeth Banks Confidently Leads A Gloomy Medical Narrative
Elizabeth Banks Confidently Leads A Gloomy Medical Narrative

Let it be said that nothing beats the atmosphere of a good medical drama. Ask the creative team behind “ER,” “Chicago Med,” or more recent streaming efforts such as “The Good Nurse“; any project able to successfully capture the tension,…

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‘Murder in a Small Town’ Review
‘Murder in a Small Town’ Review

It's hard to deny that procedurals are the bread and butter of cable TV. From the long-running Law & Order: SVU to the latest edition of True Detective (which featured an Emmy-winning performance from Jodie Foster), this genre never gets…

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‘Napoleon’ Director’s Cut Review – Ridley Scott’s Expanded Epic Is One of His Best Movies
‘Napoleon’ Director’s Cut Review – Ridley Scott’s Expanded Epic Is One of His Best Movies

The King of the Director's Cut is back. Ridley Scott's Napoleon surprised many with his tonally unique take on the French emperor (played adeptly by Joaquin Phoenix). Unexpectedly, the 2023 biopic was less a grandiose war epic centered on Napoleon…

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Superno Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Superno Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Ethiopian writer-director Abel Mekasha brings his debut feature, Superno, to the screen. In this psychological thriller, a man (Esubalew Nasir) finds himself suddenly restricted inside a black-and-white hallway with nothing but a table, a chair, and an old corded telephone.…

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