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Marvel’s Avengers is an Unfinished Masterpiece that’s Just Getting Started At NYCC 2019, Crystal Dynamics debuted a demo of Marvel’s …
Read More »NYCC 2019: Marvel’s Avengers Has Stunning Gameplay in Every Single Way
NYCC 2019: Castlevania Confirmed for Season 3
At NYCC 2019, Viz Media hosted a hasty panel about Castlevania on Netflix that was loaded with quick-fire questions and …
Read More »NYCC 2019: Revisiting ‘Y The Last Man’ Panel and TV Update
What started as a childhood fantasy about the babysitter became a thoughtful comic about gender and a capuchin monkey. On …
Read More »NYCC 2019: ‘Resident Evil Project Resistance’ Shows Promise
With a demo available at New York Comic Con, Resident Evil Project Resistance is a beta version of what’s essentially …
Read More »FFVIII Remastered: A Look at The Story 20 Years Later
An angsty teen at a school for mercenaries graduates and gets contracted by a small-town rebel leader, of whom he …
Read More »FFVIII Remastered: Tips and Tricks
Final Fantasy VIII Remastered may be an upgrade to a nostalgic classic, but its unique junction system is not the …
Read More »FFVIII Remastered Review: This is The Best Way To Play
Here’s why, without a doubt, this is the best version of Final Fantasy VIII ever made. Final Fantasy VIII Remastered …
Read More »The Workprinters Podcast: Screenwriting
The Workprinters is a weekly podcast where the staff of The Workprint gets together to talk about their lives, the …
Read More »The Steven Universe Movie Review: The Truth is Love
In this episode of The Workprint’s TV Talk podcast, Christian talks about and reviews Steven Universe: The Movie, with special …
Read More »The Workprint’s Host Themed Podcast
In a special podcast for those interested to get to know some of the staff and hosts at The Workprint, …
Read More »‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ on Netflix or: How I learned to Stop Human Instrumentality and Love Myself
The following is a closer look at the anime series ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’, now available on Netflix, as well as …
Read More »‘The Seven’ Reasons Why ‘The Boys’ is Amazon’s Best Hit
Rated Amazon’s best original series on IMDB, ‘The Boys’ is an in your face hit about a ragtag team of …
Read More »Young Justice Outsiders: Unknown Factors Review
Season 3 Episode 21 of Young Justice investigates Granny Goode, sees Kaldur happy in his queer relationship, and finds a …
Read More »Young Justice Outsiders: Quiet Conversations, Loud Pride
Season 3 Episode 20 of Young Justice has a major character coming out of the closet following a positive trend …
Read More »‘Anima’ Review: Finding Love in Dreams
Thom Yorke, the acclaimed Radiohead lead singer, starred in this beautiful short film shot by academy nominated director Paul Thomas …
Read More »‘Stronger Than A Bronze Dragon’ Review and Interview
As part of the Nerd Girls Book Tour, I reviewed Stronger Than A Bronze Dragon, a YA fantasy adventure written …
Read More »The Nerd Girl Books Tour
As a special summer treat, our writers and reviewers here at the Workprint were able to participate and partake as …
Read More »‘Stranger Things’ Season 3 Scene-By-Scene: Episodes 6-8
As a special treat for a ‘Stranger Things’ themed July, I’ve been writing extensive recaps for Stranger Things Season Three, …
Read More »‘Frankenstein’s Monster’s Monster, Frankenstein’ Review: Celebrating Sexcellence
David Harbor, better known as police chief Jim Harper on Stranger Things, stars in this eccentric comedy short dedicated to …
Read More »‘Stranger Things’ Season 3 Scene-By-Scene: Episodes 3-5
As a special treat for a Stranger Things themed July, I’ll be doing extensive recaps covering every moment you may …
Read More »‘Stranger Things’ Season 3 Scene-by-Scene: Episodes 1 and 2
As a special treat for the next few weeks, I’ll be recapping all of ‘Stranger Things Season 3’ using a …
Read More »‘Jessica Jones’ Season 3 Review: A Farewell to Fondness
The final season of ‘Jessica Jones’ says goodbye to its titular hero, along with the rest of the Marvel Netflix …
Read More »‘Men in Black: International’ Review: Mindless Fun
Men in Black: International is a sheer popcorn movie experience, with little substance outside the strength of its cast and …
Read More »‘Good Omens’ Recap and Podcast: A Lovely Finale
Good Omens has been nothing but good-hearted fun. The show, a surprising love story about two oddball best friends: an …
Read More »‘Rocketman’ Review: It’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Part 2
Following the extravagant yet guilt-ridden personal life of Sir Elton John, 'Rocketman' is going to get a lot of comparisons to 'Bohemian Rhapsody' come next Oscar season. As the movies are quite identical. Both featuring an extravagant British rockstar — who were closeted homosexuals at different points in their lives — and a cast of distinct and loving supporting characters, who all seek to help their best friend recover from isolation and addiction in the 70s, to rise to the level of greatness that we the audience, know they'll eventually achieve — given the infamous reputation that precedes them.
Read More »‘Good Omens’ Review (Part One): A Perfect Adaptation
Good Omens is a fun apocalypse comedy that’s more than a faithful adaptation of the novel written by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. It’s a fun mini-series filled with magic, odd yet witty characters, zany situations, impossible moments of impossibility, and memorable dialogues. #GoodOmens #AmazonVideo
Read More »‘Godzilla: King of The Monsters’ Review: A Destructive Story
‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ is what you get when you have a series of A-list actors do their most …
Read More »‘Brightburn’ Review: The Worst Of Us
Brightburn is a movie you watch for the gory horror and playful superhero subversion, asking the audience: “What if the …
Read More »‘Swamp Thing’ Review: Amazing Body Carnage
In the pilot episode for DC Universe’s Swamp Thing, an investigation into a peculiar outbreak at the town of Marais Parish, Lousiana, leads to a mystery involving plant life and the wealthy Sunderland family. As not everything is what it seems. And something sinister lies beneath the depths of the swamp. #SwampThing #DCUniverse #BodyHorror
Read More »‘Archer: 1999’ Podcast Review
For the past few seasons, the critically acclaimed animated series ‘Archer’ has gone off a deep end of sorts. Originally …
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