The Blackening Review: A Horror Comedy That Is Neither Funny Or Scary
The Blackening wastes a great horror-comedy premise on unfunny jokes.
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The McFarlane Toys Batmobile For The Flash Movie Is A Simple Toy And A Solid Display Piece
McFarlane Toys has a Batmobile to go with their new action figures from The Flash movie. But is it up to their usual quality? Let's take a look. -
The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story Shows The Possibilities Of The Animated Universe [Annecy 2023]
The Spiders Within shows that the Spider-Verse can support all kinds of different stories. -
Disney's Once Upon A Studio 100th Anniversary Short Brings Back That Classic Magic [Annecy 2023]
Over 400 characters appear in this short film celebrating the studio's anniversary. -
Elemental Review: A Decent Return To Form For Pixar's Originality
Pixar's latest isn't another sequel, and that counts for something. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Review: A Trek As Good As It Has Ever Been
The second season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is excellent. -
Outlander Season 7 Review: The Series Still Understands The Assignment
The Outlander television series, like the books by Diana Gabaldon it's based on, knows its audience. -
The Flash Movie Action Figures From McFarlane Toys Are Impressively Detailed But Lack Versatility
McFarlane Toys has a wave of action figures inspired by The Flash movie, in theaters starting June 16. -
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The Grey House Review: Buzzy Broadway Horror Teases Intrigue In The Shadows
Horror comes to Broadway. -
The Flash Review: Ezra Miller And Michael Keaton Blast Through The Past
Hey, this movie is actually pretty good! -
Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts Review: Franchise Fatigue Meets '90s Hijinks In The Funniest, Safest Sequel Yet
Not even Pete Davidson can save a franchise running on fumes. -
The Arkham Asylum Files: Panic In Gotham Uses New Board Game Tech To Create The Ultimate Batman Puzzle Experience
A unique and engaging augmented reality experience. -
The Idol Review: The Series Might Be Insecure And Miscast, But Sam Levinson Is Still Making Vital Television
The Idol is sensational, messy, and amateur - and deeply worth watching. -
Arnold Review: From Gold's Gym To Being The Governator
A charming and entertaining look at the rise and life of one of the world's biggest celebrities. -
The Crowded Room Review: Apple TV+'s Psychological Thriller Miscasts Tom Holland And Amanda Seyfried
Time for another miniseries that should've been a movie. -
Under The Radar: Paul Schrader's Master Gardener Concludes A Trilogy, Unrest Exceeds The Sum Of Its Parts, And More
Paul Schrader is back doing his thing. -
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Review: A Dizzying, Dazzling, Incomplete Sequel
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is gorgeous and big on thrills, but suffers from a botched cliffhanger ending. -
The Little Mermaid Spoiler Review: A Soggy Attempt At Modernizing A Classic
The Little Mermaid could have been worse, but that's not saying much. -
May December Review: A Delicious Melodrama About Humanity And Boundaries [Cannes 2023]
May December is an intricate patchwork quilt of melodrama and stark reality woven into one big blanket of suppression. -
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Succession Power Ranking: With Open Eyes, We See The Clear Winner
You're going to want to sit down on your cow-print couch to read this one. -
Barry Season 4 Episode 8 Review: The Best Directed Show On TV Says Goodbye
Goodbye, Barry. It's been quite the ride. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Shallows Swims Through A Jellyfish Jungle
We're far from The Shallows now. -
Yellowjackets Season 2 Ends By Breaking Hearts And Burning It Down
Yellowjackets season 2 has come to a close and we're not okay. -
The Boogeyman Review: Another Eerie And Effective Stephen King Adaptation
Host director Rob Savage steps up to the big leagues and delivers a satisfying, spooky horror flick that could be this year's Smile. -
FUBAR Review: Arnold Schwarzenegger's Netflix Series Is A Watered-Down True Lies
It's fun to have Arnold Schwarzenegger, but not like this.
