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Doctor Who “Robot of Sherwood” – Review

Generally, the twinge of pseudo-historical fiction from Mark Gatiss thus far I’ve enjoyed: The only one I bounced right off of was his first episode, “The Unquiet Dead.” So, we were going into “Robot of Sherwood” with four episodes to one in…

The Tragedy of Macbeth (Film) Review

Fair warning: I maybe understood 25% of the words in this film. There is barely a phrase I could take away or decipher in full. It’s above me, or at least above my understanding of the English language. You may wonder then,…

Doctor Who “Eve of the Daleks” – Review

Happy New Queer! Wait, I don’t think I’m allowed to reference The Thick of It too much, at least when it is Jodie’s Who and not Peter’s. Anyway, that was a completely “meh” episode, currently being held up as if it were the messiah (He’s a…

The Witcher Season 2 (Netflix) Review

Netflix continues the journey of Geralt of Rivia and company for another season of The Witcher. Packed with action, grief, mystery, and manipulation, this is the show that people have been wanting to toss their coins to. It also appears the show…

Doctor Who “Into The Dalek” – Review

Here we go, adventure number 2 of Statler and Waldorf. At least it is the episode where I can talk about an actress I quite like and the fact that Zawe Ashton is very clearly not Lerona Crichlow, previously in the fantastic…

Doctor Who “Deep Breath” – Review

To his best effort, Steven Moffat did try to keep up with his own pace in the first episode, retraining that energy while transitioning into the more pragmatic Doctor. However, despite his best efforts, Peter Capaldi is not an instantly likable figure.…

Hellbound (Netflix) Review

Extremely successful Korean shows and movies seem to be the norm with every new release from the country. With a string of critical acclaim coming from the likes of Train to Busan, Parasite, and the more recent Squid Game, Hellbound had lofty…

Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness Review

As huge of a fan as I am of the Resident Evil franchise, I have no qualms about missing any entries or media that looks a little less than stellar. Sometimes my curiosity does get the better of me though. The most…

Doctor Who “Time of the Doctor” – Review

Oh, if I was allowed to go space church, I’d be worshiping on my knees every day. If you create a church where everyone has to show up naked, you are going to attract perverts. Anyway, Christmas! No, not that thing that…

Red Rocket (Film) Review

Warning: This review mentions controversial topics covered in the film. Reader discretion is advised. Sean Baker has a unique and firm touch on the vein of rural American poverty, and Red Rocket is the most exceptional example of what Baker’s unique talent has…