Knives Out has all the makings of a great mystery story a la Agatha Christie and Sherlock Holmes, with a little bit of Clue thrown in. It’s also just one of the most fun movie-going experiences …
Supernatural 15×04 Review: Chuck and Sam Unravel in “Atomic Monsters”
There are two major moments in “Atomic Monsters,” the fourth episode of Supernatural season 15, that redefine the season’s trajectory. Neither of them have to do with the episode cas…
Jojo Rabbit Review: Taika Waititi’s WWII satire is a touching tale of friendship and the human condition
Making fun of Nazis might seem like an obvious joke, but Jojo Rabbit effectively brings both heart and darkness to the reality of Nazi Germany during World War II. Beyond the satire lies a touching st…
Supernatural 15×03 Review: The Ghost Apocalypse Ends with a Fizzle, but Tragedy Lingers in “The Rupture”
Last week, Supernatural handled the tension of a quarantined town in “Raising Hell” quite well. Each significant party got screen time: the townspeople were justifiably questioning why the…
Zombieland Double Tap Review: Some things remain the same, even in the zombie apocalypse
By now, the zombie genre might seem tired and overdone. The Walking Dead is in it’s tenth season, with one spin off show and another on its way, for some reason. There’s iZombie, Warm Bodi…
Supernatural Season 15 Premiere Review: The Beginning is the End in “Back and to the Future”
Perhaps the most obvious tell in this premiere episode that this is the end of Supernatural is the way “Back and to the Future” brings back those season one/season two horror elements. In …
Angel 20th Anniversary: A Look Back at “City Of” and the Theme of Helping the Helpless
Angel never seemed to get out of the shadow of its parent show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. In some ways, that makes sense. Buffy was a revolution, proof that the blonde girl in the alley can kick some …