Fallout: Atomic Bonds Turns Post-Apocalyptic Game Into A Wasteland Wonder
In this installment of Cardboard Cinema, we explore the nuclear wasteland of the board games Fallout and Fallout: Atomic Bonds.
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Players Season 1 Spoiler Review: League Of Legends Makes For An Entertaining And Compelling Sports Doc
Players is another winning mockumentary from the team behind American Vandal. -
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DC League Of Super-Pets Review: A Half-Good Boy Of A Movie
DC League of Super-Pets is eminently forgettable. -
Star Wars: Padawan Gives Us A Thrilling Young Obi-Wan Kenobi Adventure
The new book is equal parts fun, thrilling, and introspective. -
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Glorious Review: A Goopy Lovecraftian Restroom Comedy [Fantasia]
Yes, this is a movie about a Lovecraftian glory hole. What more do you need to know? -
Thirteen Lives Review: A Visually Accomplished Ticking-Clock Thriller With Nuanced Central Performances
Ron Howard's take on the Tham Luang Nang Non cave rescue is tense and engrossing. -
Nope Spoiler Review: A Thrilling Spectacle About The Horrors Of Exploitation
Nope confirms Jordan Peele is the next great blockbuster auteur. -
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What If...? Season 2 Premiere Review: Captain Carter Gets Her Winter Soldier [Comic-Con]
She can do this all day (for a sequel). -
Jordan Peele's Nope Scares Up $6.4 Million In Thursday Previews
The director of Get Out and Us seems to have another hit on his hands. -
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Primal Season 2 Review: Genndy Tartakovsky's Epic Series Is Big, Bold, And Bloody
Primal is back with a bloody bang, bringing more prehistoric mayhem to screens. -
Not Okay Review: One Of The Most Pleasant Surprises Of 2022
Not Okay deftly balances humor with legitimate awfulness. -
Nope Review: Jordan Peele Stages An Absolute Spectacle With His Scary, Funny Sci-Fi Blockbuster
This may not be Jordan Peele's best movie, but it is his most entertaining. -
Only Murders In The Building Reaches The Halfway Point By Going Back In Time
Let's play Son of Sam. -
Better Call Saul Season 6 Plays Some 'Fun And Games' And Takes Us Somewhere Unexpected
Time for yet another shocking episode. -
Anything's Possible Review: Billy Porter's Trans Teen Rom-Com Balances Sweetness And Surprisingly Bold Swings
There's something refreshing about the radical sweetness of Anything's Possible. -
Light And Magic Review: How Industrial Light And Magic Changed Movies Forever
The docuseries Light and Magic is tailor-made for film nerds chasing the high of movie magic. -
Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous Season 5 Review: A Rushed, Cruel, Somewhat Satisfying Conclusion
Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous season 5 wraps things up with a rushed, but mostly satisfying, conclusion. -
In Westworld Season 4, Episode 4, 'Generation Loss' Gains New Meaning
Westworld season 4 finally gives us some answers. -
The Deer King Review: In The Shadow Of Ghibli
The Deer King can't escape the shadow of the better Studio Ghibli films that clearly inspired it. -
The Gray Man Review: An Aggressively Mediocre Action Flick
The Gray Man is fifty shades of okay. -
Richard III Review: An Incandescent Danai Gurira Commands The Throne Under The Night Sky
Danai Gurira welcomes you to the winter of discontent. -
Superhero Bits: Thor Love And Thunder Concept Art, A Ms. Marvel Finale Preview & More
Jaimie Alexander wants to team up with Beta Ray Bill in a Lady Sif series, and more of the latest superhero news. -
Resident Evil Review: Strong Action And Monstrous Creatures Elevate The Latest Adaptation Of The Video Game Series
Despite some pacing issues and a generally unremarkable story, there's a lot of fun to be had watching Resident Evil.
