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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…

West Side Story (Film) Review

When I had first heard that Steven Spielberg would be making another version of West Side Story, I was more than a little hesitant. Despite making some of my favorite films, Spielberg’s output hasn’t impressed since Lincoln in 2012, while the initial images and teaser…

Doctor Who: Flux “The Vanquishers” – Review

What in the flying flux was that load horse bunkum? Ok, let’s just ask the question of which the whole series was setting up: The universe is ending, how does the Doctor save the day? Chris doesn’t even know, I think he…

Super Crooks (TV Series) Review

Based on the comic book series by Mark Millar and Leinil Francis Yu, Super Crooks is simply electrifying. Set in the Jupiter’s Legacy universe, we follow a group of lower-tiered supervillains as they plot out the heist of a lifetime. It was…

Black Friday (Film) Review

You may be thinking that the moment has passed. However, Black Friday as an experience is more ongoing and unending than ever before. Sure, Cyber Monday ensures that the in-between weekend is filled with deals, but it’s even more than that. It…

Doctor Who: Flux “Survivors of the Flux” – Review

I’ll tell you one thing, that was a war crime committed by a man. I’m telling you, these men committing crimes because a woman has the coat and screwdriver are shocking, to say the least! Right, if that wasn’t on the nose…

Dug Days (Disney+) Review

With the advent of Disney Plus, a lot of classic Disney and Pixar properties are seeing revivals or continuations of their stories thanks to a new series taking the platform by storm. Monsters Inc. got a canonical sequel within Monsters At Work, and a…

Cowboy Bebop (2021) Review

Netflix has revived the Cowboy Bebop IP for another rodeo and the end result is pretty mixed. First airing in 1998, Cowboy Bebop was an instant classic among anime viewers. Set in the year 2071 in a futuristic dystopian universe, we follow…