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Lower Decks “Empathological Fallacies” – Review

Being head scissored by three Betazoid milfs, you say? Where do I sign up!?! Written by Jamie Loftus, who’s best known for doing nothing you’ve ever cared too much about, “Empathological Fallacies” finally gives us something between the Cerritos and the mystery…

Our Dating Story Season 1 – Review

The winter slate for romantic-comedy anime has been enjoyable enough as I’ve kept a keen eye on The Dangers in My Heart season two, A Sign of Affection just starting up, and The Foolish Angel Dances with the Devil airing right now. I did my due diligence…

Captain Laserhawk: Blood Dragon (TV) – Review

With the success of series like Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, Castlevania, and Arcane, there has been a noticeable surge in anime-inspired series based on video games. Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix is the latest offering from Ubisoft Film & Television. Inspired by the…

Lower Decks “Something Borrowed, Something Green” – Review

Maybe I’m wrong, and that’s okay, but I think the Orions are a bit more of a TOS-era “alien” in Star Trek. Written by Grace Parra Janney (Ben M Waller as staff writer), and directed by Bob Suarez, Janney is probably most notable for…

Scavenger’s Reign (TV) Review

Though HBO isn’t known for its animated series, Scavenger’s Reign is their newest venture into the genre. The series totals twelve episodes and tells the story of the crew of a space vessel called The Demeter which crash lands on an alien…

Doctor Who “The Church on Ruby Road” – Review

At the very least, you’ll be happy to find that this will be a short one for obvious reasons. We’re four specials deep in several weeks so far, and I don’t think I’m the only one in that post-December haze. Written once…

Theater Camp (Film) Review

In the musical mockumentary Theater Camp, Molly Gordon, Ben Platt, and all their friends come together to create a love letter to the place that brought them together. They also proceed to roast it the only way only former catty Broadway hopefuls…

Blue Eye Samurai Season One – Review

The samurai genre is one that I can’t ever seem to get enough of. The formula of an honorable Ronin traveling through the countryside and encountering a myriad of adventures along the way can be used in a variety of mediums. From…

The Boy and The Heron (Film) – Review

It’s been a while since I’ve gone to the theater to see a film, but when Hayao Miyazaki released a new film, I knew that this was one I couldn’t skip. The Boy and The Heron is supposedly the master of animation’s…

Lower Decks “In the Cradle of Vexilon” – Review

Allamaraine, count to four, Allamaraine, then three more, Allamaraine, if you can see, Allamaraine, you’ll come with me. That’s everyone who watched DS9 now in the corner, in the fetal position crying. Let’s talk about staff writer Ben M Waller’s “In the Cradle…