TIFF 2017: ‘Professor Marston and the Wonder Women’ is an Insightful Look Into the Minds of the Marston Family – Review
It took over 75 years for Diana of Themyscira, better known as Wonder Woman, to finally get her big screen feature debut. It was a long time coming and it’s […]
‘Power’ Season 4 Finale Recap: ‘You Can’t Fix This’
**WARNING! Spoilers below from season 4 of Power below!** STARZ has one of the best shows on their roster in Courtney Kemp & 50 Cent’s Power; the show has never been one […]
TV Review: ‘The Tick’ Episodes 1-6 Review
Ep. 1-6 Review Based off the 1986 comic of the same name, The Tick is a spoof on American superheroes, often poking fun at certain tropes in the genre. The […]
Review: Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is Another Remarkable Triumph from Naughty Dog
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is a thrilling amalgamation of nearly everything that is beloved about the series. Yes, this essentially makes the all new standalone “just more Uncharted 4 minus […]
Deathnote: A Bland and Unworthy Adaptation of the Source Material -Spoiler-Free Review
This morning Netflix released the highly anticipated live action Deathnote directed by Adam Wingard and based on the hit manga series. Deathnote the anime/manga is a complete psychological and even […]
‘Gook’ Review: A New and Unexpected Perspective of the Rodney King Riots
When I first heard about Gook from a close friend of mine, I was quite honestly worried about it. I learned of its praise from Sundance 2017, and it even won […]
Jackson and Reynolds Bring The Laughs in ‘The Hitman’s Bodyguard’ – Review
The Hitman’s Bodyguard centers around the relationship between former triple-A rated special protection agent, Michael Bryce (Ryan Reynolds) and one of the world’s most notorious hitmen, Darius Kincaid (Samuel L. […]
In ‘The Dark Tower’ What You See Is What You Get – Review
Let me begin this review by stating, I have not read Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series that this movie is based upon. So, I went in with zero preconceptions […]
‘Dunkirk’ is an Anxiety-Inducing Sensory Spectacle: Spoiler-Free Review
Christopher Nolan ventures into the war genre for the first time in Dunkirk and he has certainly left his mark; a monumental example on how to portray the raw and […]