SHAZAM! [Review]
The World’s Mightiest Mortal comes to the big screen, in a fun yet heart-felt movie about growing-up, accepting responsibility and the power of family. Continue reading SHAZAM! [Review]
Category: Movies
What We Loved in 2018 & What We Want To Love in 2019
Happy New Year! Here are the comics, movies, TV, and video games we love from 2018 as well as what we want to love in 2019. Continue reading What We Loved in 2018 & What We Want To Love in 2019
AQUAMAN [Review]
Overflowing with action and laughs, Aquaman is the sort of movie to watch over the holiday break and just escape into its absurdity. Continue reading AQUAMAN [Review]
MARY POPPINS RETURNS [Review]
Mary Poppins Returns is destined to be a crowd-pleaser in the same vain as the original film for years to come. Continue reading MARY POPPINS RETURNS [Review]
SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE [Review]
Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse not only raises the bar for Spider-Man movies and superhero movies – it raises the bar for animated family films in general. Continue reading SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE [Review]
RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET [Review]
Ralph Breaks The Internet is a surprisingly good sequel, building off the original and giving audiences a story that’s not only wildly entertaining but worth telling. Continue reading RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET [Review]
FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD [Review]
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald drains any remaining enthusiasm and makes the prospect of sitting through another of these films feel utterly exhausting. Continue reading FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD [Review]
SUSPIRIA (2018) [Review]
The Dario Argento horror classic gets a retelling For Its’ 40th Anniversary, in a film that is Equally as beautiful and brutal as the original. Continue reading SUSPIRIA (2018) [Review]
VENOM [Review]
Venom is weird as hell and had it embraced that weirdness only a little more, it could have been something really unique among today’s usual superhero fare. Continue reading VENOM [Review]
