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‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’ Spoiler Free Review: An Amuse Bouche

Screenwriters take notice. This movie will make you cry.

Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Review

  On another blog I post at, I recently wrote about the joys of the filler episode, aka the hangout episode. That’s an episode of...

Dead Seas #1 Review

  Ghosts are real, in a sense. They’re around us every day. An old picture, a scent of perfume or baked goods, a favorite song,...

The Winchesters: Season 1 Episode 6 “Art of Dying” Review

We open on a fairly standard horror movie scene – a woman is running, terrified, from some unseen monster. Meet Darla (Jacquie Schmidt), she...

The Winchesters: Season 1; Episode 5: “Legacy of a Mind” Review

Tuesday’s episode opened with a man (councilman Gordon Baxter as played by Ryan Reilly) troubled by his dreams, so much so that they killed...

La Brea Season 2 Episode 7 Review: 1988

  It feels odd covering the fall finale of La Brea after a two-week hiatus. I'm not a fan of the fall finale phenomenon in...

‘Broken Pieces’ Review (PS5): It Comes Together Well Enough

  For a good psychological thriller to work, there needs to be an imprint left behind on the audience that makes them question their own...

Atlanta Season 4 Episode 10 Recap: It Was All A Dream

Dreams can be so real, you swear you lived them. Sometimes life is so surreal, you swear it's a dream. Do you choose to wake up?

‘Asterigos: Curse of the Stars’ Review – More Like Princess of War meets Souls-Lite

Part God of War. Part Elden Ring. All young lady Hilda hero. Asterigos: Curse of The Stars is a AAA game disguised in a indie body, here's our review why.
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