Avatar: Seven Havens Episode 7-9 Review – A Faceful of Faceless

After a very solid start and a great follow-up batch of episodes, Avatar: Seven Havens has finally reached what it’s been building up to for its first season. While it’s been delivering a very interesting story for the first six episodes, a lot of the more intriguing parts were shrouded in mystery and happening in the … Read more

Knights of Guinevere: Ep 2 – Wolves Around The Corner Review: She’s Not Like Other Princesses

two women wearing armor lay on either side of a gray skinned android wiht a damage face in a princess dress. All three appear to be sleeping in the lap of another gray-skinned princess android who is watching over them benevolently

The Knights of Guinevere pilot was released last September on the GLITCH YouTube channel; in the year since, it has accumulated 24 million views and 1.8 million likes. The second episode, coming just over a year after the pilot’s premiere, has amassed half as many views and likes in only two weeks. Safe to say, … Read more

Avatar: Seven Havens Episode 4 – 6 Review: Smells Like Mean Spirits

Now that we have firmly returned to the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender after twelve long years and had a few episodes to settle in, Seven Havens has kicked off in earnest. After introducing twin Avatars, giving us their out-of-his-depth teenage mentor Jae, and establishing the state of the world, episodes 4-6 work instead on character … Read more

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