Primetime Review – Trial By Broadcast

Robert Pattinson is on top of the world right now; in the past few years, he has given anywhere from standout to masterful performances in The Lighthouse, The Batman, The Boy and the Heron, Mickey 17, Die My Love, The Drama, and The Odyssey. And that’s not counting his hotly anticipated upcoming role as the antagonist of Dune … Read more

Forgotten Island Review – Tayo Na!

against a black background in teal and pink neon letters is the title "Forgotten Island"

Some movies feel too much like an imitation, a repetition of something that has come before. Movies that try to cash in on our love for something that already exists. But other movies entice you in with a surreal familiarity that you can’t quite explain, a feeling that this is a story you must have … Read more

Buddy Review – You Love Buddy, Yes You Do

Against a blue sky with wispy white clouds is the title of the movie: "Buddy"

Minor spoilers for Buddy (2026) As a kid growing up through the 90s and 2000s, I didn’t get shamed for liking TV shows that were “too young” for me. With one exception. Barney. Despite having pretty strong memories of the show, I have stronger memories of fervently denying that I liked it, and of the … Read more

The End of Oak Street Review – Dino-mite!

Like many dinosaur enthusiasts, I have grown weary of the Jurassic Park series. With only one great movie out of seven, and perhaps two additional watchable ones, the franchise has not only survived but thrived due to the lack of competition in cinemas. When was the last high-quality theatrical dino movie? Pixar’s underwhelming The Good Dinosaur … Read more

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review – Slinging A New Tune

Spider-Man Brand New Day has had a lot riding on it – not only does it need to continue Spider-Man’s story from a very difficult place, but it needs to reinvigorate the plateaued interest the public has in the Marvel Cinematic Universe before Avengers Doomsday hits this December. This is a tall order, because many MCU … Read more

Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender Review – Like Coming Back Home

Avatar: The Last Airbender has always been extremely important to me, from watching the premiere as a little kid on Nickelodeon to holding watch parties in college for The Legend of Korra to reading the comics. In my adulthood, during COVID, I rediscovered Avatar when it came to streaming and saw an entirely new show unfold in front … Read more