Tarot Review: A Spirited Dive into Supernatural Horror
In the shadowy corridors of cinematic horror, “Tarot” deals a hand that is both chilling and thrilling, yet somehow doesn’t quite deliver the ... Read more.
Madame Web Blu-ray Review: A Disappointing Mess in 4K
– The film “Madame Web” disappoints with a lackluster storyline and confusing execution.– The bonus features on the Blu-ray, including a... Read more.
Halo Season 2 Review: From Reach to Revelation
The arrival of “Halo Season 2” on our screens was met with anticipation and skepticism following a debut season that polarized audiences and critics... Read more.
Lisa Frankenstein Review: From High School to High Voltage, An Electrifying Take on Teen Angst
“Lisa Frankenstein” emerges as a vibrant splash on the monochromatic palette of contemporary film. This cinematic endeavor, directed with a keen eye... Read more.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Review – Undercover and Under the Covers
The reboot of “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” is surprising in its ability to take the genre for reinvention and surprise. This Prime Video series,..... Read more.
True Detective Night Country Review: Jodie Foster and Kali Reis Shine in HBO’s Latest Chiller
HBO’s True Detective series returns, steering us into the chilling mysteries of “Night Country.” This season unfurls amidst the frigid, desola... Read more.
Founder’s Day Review: The Horror Flounders During This Election Season
“Founder’s Day” wants to be a cinematic conundrum wrapped in a slasher’s cloak, offering a glimpse into the darkness of small-town polit... Read more.
I.S.S. Review: High Stakes and Higher Tensions in Orbit!
“I.S.S.” opens with an eerie sense of foreboding, reminiscent of classics like “Alien,” as we’re introduced to the International S... Read more.
Destroy All Neighbors Review: Gore, Gags, and Rock in this Symphony of Screams
“Destroy All Neighbors” emerges as a splatter-comedy that rides on its irreverent humor and a scrappy, DIY punk spirit. Directed by Josh Forbes and&... Read more.
Seth MacFarlane’s ‘TED’ Review: A Raucous TV Return to the ’90s
Where nostalgia is often the currency of choice, Peacock’s “TED” arrives like an old friend donning a new outfit. This prequel series, a brain... Read more.