‘She Dies Tomorrow’: Film Review
Actor/director Amy Seimetz’s second feature observes a woman (Kate Lyn Sheil) who has just had a troubling epiphany.
Review: THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Solidly Mixes Drama, Humor, Superhero Action
Number Five erred slightly, however, sending the Hargreeves far back in time, depositing the members of the Umbrella Academy clan across early 1960s Dallas, Texas, forcing the scattered siblings to…
‘Muppets Now’: TV Review
The Muppets return with a Disney+ series that’s closer to their variety/sketch roots than the disappointing 2015 ABC sitcom.
‘Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind’ Review: A Troubadour Looks Back
The singer-songwriter, now 81, is frank about his own work and refreshingly open to today’s music.
Hellpoint Review
If you were to create a checklist of what makes a game a Souls-like, meaning it follows in the footsteps of FromSoftware’s massively popular Dark Souls series, you’d get bullet…
There Are Things I Can’t Tell You Is Yaoi Straight From The Heart
Brimming with passion, sincerity and poise, Edako Mofumofu’s There Are Things I Can’t Tell You is a treat for fans of the genre.
X-Factor #1 Gives Marvel’s Dawn of X Its Sassiest Book Yet
Leah Williams and David Baldeon reunite to launch a new X-Factor as part of Dawn of X, showing the crankier, more cynical side of Krakoa.
Blu-ray Review: THE OUTSIDER, The Monstrous Manifestation of Grief
Much of Stephen King’s work is dense enough that a mini-series does them far more justice than a two-hour film. A recent case in point is The Outsider. King’s 500+…
‘The Hater’ Review: Resentments and Revenge via Digital Disinformation
In this Polish film from Jan Komasa, a villainous internet troll makes the personal political, and worse.
Carrion Review – My Wayward Son
As you’re slinking around air ducts and planning a surprise attack on a helpless scientist, it’s difficult not to feel empowered by Carrion‘s approach to horror. Here you aren’t the…