The Rental, Dave Franco’s directorial debut, offers some entertaining horror value in certain respects, but suffers from a lack of meaningful and interesting characters to round out the horror scenari…
The Umbrella Academy Season 2 Embraces Forgiveness and the Past
There’s a strange lack of concern for the end of the world in The Umbrella Academy season one. The seven Hargreeves siblings spend so much time fighting and their inability to recognize each other’s t…
Archive Movie Review: A Slick Character-Driven Sci-Fi Film
Archive, written and directed by Gavin Rothery, takes on the moral quandrys of how far we’re willing to go for loved ones, even after they’ve passed on. In the year 2038, robots are a fixture in socie…
Jake Horowitz on making an authentic ‘B’ sci-fi film with “The Vast of Night”
One of the best films from last year’s festival circuit just hit Amazon Prime today. The Vast of Night, directed by Andrew Patterson, takes you back to 1950s New Mexico at the dawn of the space …
Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet finds moments of levity and humor in “Quarantine”
Productions may have shut down a few months ago, but that hasn’t stopped show creators from producing new content. Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet debuted a special quarantine episode yesterday on Apple…
Mad Max: Fury Road Five Years Later: What We Can Learn About Surviving Together
“Who killed the world?” This question is splattered across the walls, carved into the floors, etched in dirt, and spoken aloud multiple times throughout George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road. In th…
Spaceship Earth Review: Innovation Meets Controversy, but Only for a Short While
In 1991, eight scientists voluntarily entered isolation for two years inside Bioshpere 2, a microcosm of the world meant to determine how humans might survive in outer space. The idea for the biospher…