Reviews
Stuck inside a doom bus, a bunch of competent people, working under a "visionary" director, try to shoot a coherent superhero film only for panic, anxiety and chaos to run amok.
10 days after the release of The Penguin’s premiere, a second episode, titled “Inside Man” has arrived. Read our The Penguin Episode 2 review.
Portrait of a Lady on Fire pulls you into a world in which each glance and each brushstroke is laden with the burdens of desire and loss.
Salem’s Lot struggles to find its footing but delivers with its spooky atmosphere and great cinematography.
Agatha All Along shows lots of potential to expand on the magical side of the MCU by bringing in new types of magic, a new magical dimension, and great chemistry from the main cast.
HBO’s The Penguin boasts a strong cast, with matching plot, cinematography, score, & more. Read our review for The Penguin Episode 1 inside.
At its core, His Three Daughters concerns itself with the topic of regret & the talkative nature of the movie works very well in its favour.
Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story shows a change in tone compared to the first season of the series. Read our review.
Despite its best efforts, A Very Royal Scandal is an uninteresting show featuring boring people but with strong talent running the show.
Fifteen years later, audiences are still raving about Henry Selick’s Coraline for its innovative use of stop-motion animation.
Twilight of the Gods marks Zack Snyder’s return to the animation medium and takes the director out of his element, for better or for worse (mostly for the worse). Read our review.
