With a meandering script that takes forever to get to the fighting, the best thing to be said about the new Mortal Kombat is that it will give you a new appreciation for the original Mortal Kombat movie. Continue reading MORTAL KOMBAT (2021) [Review]
Tom and Jerry is a merry mess of a film, with no clear audience and no clear point beyond cashing in on nostalgia. Continue reading TOM AND JERRY (2021) [Review]
The latest series to enter the Arrowverse presents Lois Lane and Clark Kent as you’ve never seen them before, tackling a challenge never before faced in live-action: raising teenagers. Continue reading SUPERMAN & LOIS: PILOT [Review]
Wonder Woman 1984 is a flawed sequel, but one that at its core carries a most important and timely lesson. Continue reading WONDER WOMAN 1984 Is A Flawed But Sincerely Made Sequel [Review]
Animaniacs has returned on Hulu, but are the adventures of the Warner Siblings and Pinky & The Brain still relevant or funny two decades later? Continue reading HULU’S ANIMANIACS: SEASON 1 [Review]
Sarah and Matt team up to discuss why Birds of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) is so flipping good in our latest Hangout. Continue reading BIRDS OF PREY (AND THE FANTABULOUS EMANCIPATION OF ONE HARLEY QUINN) Is So Flipping Good
Joker is not a rallying cry for the repressed. It is not a tribute to the kind of movies that aren’t made anymore. It’s just plain dull and predictable. Continue reading JOKER [Review]
Tra la la la la la bleh! Here comes a film featuring characters no one under 40 will recognize, which attempts to scare us with lousy results. Continue reading THE BANANA SPLITS MOVIE [Review]
Godzilla: King of the Monsters is simply put a great Godzilla movie. There’s action, spectacle, and all the thrills expected of a film built around the clashing of Titans. Continue reading GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS [Review]
