The Gone World: Time Twisting Detective Story Is Satisfying, Mind-Bending
The police procedural is the perfect load-bearing structure for genre fiction, giving us a way into the outre through the...
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The Happytime Murders Is A Sad, Poorly Stuffed Film
If there is one for media that I feel doesn't get enough love in pop culture it's the art of...
The Meg: Dumb Fun As Statham Stands Up To Giant Shark
So here's a movie type that hasn’t been visited in quite sometime -- the sea monster movie. I had a...
Moon Knight: From the Dead Is Complex Comic Action In Pure Form
Moon Knight: From the Dead is a fractured story about a fractured character, a six-part series of vignettes about a...
Mission: Impossible – Fallout Isn’t A Bomb
The cinematic mission that I chose to accept was to review the latest entry in the Mission Impossible franchise. Does...
Sorry to Bother You Is Satirical Sci-Fi-Tinted Comedy Gold
"Movie of the year" -- that's not a tag one throws around lightly when discussing the art of cinema, but...
Luke Cage Fails To Land Most Punches in Season 2
The second season of Luke Cage dropped on Netflix June 20, and it took me some time to formulate why...
Cloak & Dagger Is A Different Marvel Show, And That’s Good
Two episodes in, Freeform's first show in the Marvel universe is breaking new ground for both the young adult channel...
Check In To Hotel Artemis For Futuristic Fun Noir Action
In 2028 L.A., a greedy private corporation turns off the public water supply. Massive riots break out across the entire...
Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes Expands the D&D Universe
Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes, released May 29, is a handsome hardcover with brilliant, evocative artwork throughout, including a few two-page...