Category: Film & TV reviews

Note from the Editor: This article deals with adult topics and probably isn’t something you want to get caught reading by your boss or your kids. With that, on with the show. Ali Ruth and …

Being a parent is super, near impossible. There is question or debate on this. As someone who does not have children (except for the furry kind), there is a great deal of awe, fear, respect, …

From the millisecond word was released that there was going to be an all female Ghostbusters reboot movie, all hell broke loose. This movie has polarized the fans like no other and that is a …

My current state is absolute grief stricken. It has taken me so long to watch this movie and then to settle down to write about it it, for to write it is to revisit the …

Against the backdrop of superheroes, lost fish, mutants, and ‘roided out Testudines, one film had me squeeing in my seat. It is a movie based off a franchise of a high fantasy game that has been …

Imagine this scene: a young woman’s eyes widen with the revelation of truth. In front of her stands a young man, clenching his jaw as he stares intently at her. They both ignore the pouring …

If I start to say: “I’m on a boat…..I’m on a boat….” would you be able to finish it? Or filling in this blank ” _____ in a box,” a now famous holiday jam. Whenever …

With X-Men: Apocalypse the second X-Men trilogy reaches its closure and, under the creative control of director/producer Bryan Singer who had helped kick off the Marvel superhero craze way back in the day with X-Men and X2: X-Men United, what …

The trailer for Girl in Woods hints at an engaging story of a woman grappling with a dysfunctional family past following a tragedy that happes while spending time in the woods with her fiancé. The …

Z Nation, Syfy’s answer to The Walking Dead is somewhere between rip-off, parody, and often downright terrible. That doesn’t stop me from watching and loving it. The relatively low rated zombie fest has yet to …