Ang Lee’s ‘Gemini Man’ Falls Short On Being A Modern Sci-Fi Epic – Review
It would be an understatement to call director Ang Lee anything short of a mastermind. The two-time Academy Award winnerContinue Reading
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SDCC 2019: Top ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Related Reveals
San Diego Comic-Con 2019 just came to an end and many are calling it one for the books. The 50thContinue Reading
Genuine Laughs and Thrills Carry ‘Stuber’ Until the End – Review
Wholesome comedies that are almost impossible to dislike can be some of Hollywood’s most guilty pleasures. Too few are willingContinue Reading
Op-Ed: The Westernization of Godzilla
It is practically impossible to cross paths with a soul who has never heard of the King of Monsters. Or,Continue Reading
Beyond Batman & Superman – A Strong Future For DC Films
DC films are currently in the midst of much-needed redemption. The cinematic universe that launched in 2013 was (up toContinue Reading
Choosing Sides: The Real Villains of ‘Captain Marvel’ – Spoilers
Captain Marvel treads ground untouched by previous entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). This could not have been moreContinue Reading
Sundance 2019: Kiersey Clemons Leads a Fresh and Riveting​ Creature Feature in ‘Sweetheart’ – Review
Blumhouse Productions have built themselves up as the masters of modern horror and to no one’s surprise, they prove it againContinue Reading
Sundance 2019: Lupita Nyong’o Plays the Ukulele While Saving Kids From Zombies in ‘Little Monsters’ – Review
What happens when a kindergarten field trip to the zoo just happens to be the site of a zombie outbreak?Continue Reading
Sundance 2019: ‘Blinded By The Light’ Gleefully Proclaims the Universal Power of Art – Review
Blinded by the Light is one of the most delightful hits of 2019’s Sundance Film Festival. Like many other gems inContinue Reading
M. Night Shyamalan’s Trilogy Trips Across the Finish Line With ‘Glass’ – Review
Glass brings an end to a saga over 19 years in the making. M. Night Shyamalan’s “Eastrail 177” trilogy startedContinue Reading
