“Take What’s Yours” trades suspense for exposition, as most of the subplots established in The Purge pilot are left treading water or barely moving forward. Continue reading THE PURGE Season 1, Episode 2 [Review/Recap]
We’ve got Movie Sign on a this comic book that adapts the movie-riffing of the show Mystery Science Theater 3000 into a convenient comic book form. Continue reading MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 #1 [Review]
The most hyped entry of The Conjuring series to date winds up being a lackluster film that feels utterly forced into the franchise. Continue reading THE NUN [Review]
The Purge comes to TV in a ten-part mini-series event that grabs your attention from the start, using suggestion effectively to replace the gore of the films. Continue reading THE PURGE Season 1, Episode 1 [Review]
The Happytime Murders wants to push buttons and boundaries but all its jokes were done far better by Avenue Q, Meet The Feebles and even Crank-Yankers. Continue reading THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS [Review]
Puppet Master The Littlest Reich offers a new twist on the classic cult-film franchise that is also a surprisingly topical commentary on our times. Continue reading PUPPET MASTER: THE LITTLEST REICH [Review]
The Meg? More like The Meh. With terrible CGI and phoned-in performances by those actors who aren’t hamming it up, The Meg makes Sharknado look like Jaws. Continue reading THE MEG [Review]
It’s the crossover event that you never expected (or wanted) and it’s every bit as confusing as you’d imagine, with artwork better suited to the side of a van. Continue reading INJUSTICE VS MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE [Review]
The origins of The Purge are revealed, in this conflicted and topical film that works well during the moments where it works at all. Continue reading THE FIRST PURGE [Review]
