The Decade Decathlon: 2011
Welcome back to the Decade Decathlon, where we’re taking an extended look back at the past decade of filmmaking to see what worked, ...
Westworld III’s trailer is full of Brain Damage
Now that Game of Thrones is over, it seems like HBO is throwing us new trailers every other day to keep people subscribed ...
Reviews
Review: Made in Abyss: Wandering Twilight
When I covered Made in Abyss: Journey’s Dawn back in March, I have to admit that I was a little bit disappointed afterwards. The ...
Reviews
Review: A Dog’s Journey
Four dead dogs. Over the course of an hour and a half, there are four on screen dog deaths. One dies from injection, ...
Cats will have CG fur on all of its cast members, who were all sent to cat school
You ever wake up one morning, turn on the news, and hear a sentence that you never thought would have been uttered by ...
Pokemon: Spell of the Unown is still the best Pokemon movie
So that Detective Pikachu movie was pretty good, wasn’t it? It’s not like I was expecting it to be a train-wreck or anything, ...
Netflix announces they will stream the Rocko’s Modern Life and Invader Zim movies
It’s been ages since we’ve last heard about Nickelodeon’s upcoming slate of made-for-TV animated movies. We’ve known since 2016 that Nickelodeon planned on ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: After Parkland
The power of documentaries, in my opinion, is the ability to provide audiences with an honest examination of a topic. Sometimes viewers may ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Georgetown
I’ve been sitting on this review all week because I didn’t really know how to approach it. Georgetown was one of my most ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Crown Vic
I feel like cops in media get a bad rap. Not because I think all cops are shown as being evil or corrupt, ...
Tribeca Review: A Day in the Life of America
Out of all of the movies I planned on covering for the Tribeca Film Festival, A Day in the Life of America was by ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Bliss
It’s been ages since I’ve seen something as viscerally thrilling as Bliss. Horror movies in recent years have shifted away from gore and ...