Hell’s Paradise 2×04 and 2×05 Review – “The Samurai Code and Carnage” and “Human and Sages” 
Dead Account 1×05 Review: “The Anachronistic Exorcist” 
Sentenced to Be a Hero 1×04 and 1×05 Review 
Frieren 2×04 Review – “Other People’s Homes” 
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy 1×05 review: “Series Acclimation Mil” 
Marvel Cinematic Universe Steps Up Its Game With Black Panther
Black Panther has managed to do something I never thought possible; it has dethroned Captain America: The Winter Soldier as my...
Ben 10, Rick and Morty, The Powerpuff Girls, And More! Get Ready For New Products This Year!
Rick and Morty Cartoon Network Enterprises has a lot of surprises in store for fans in 2018. Products cover franchises...
The Hunt For Wolverine Gets Spin-Off Titles And More Storm
Hunt for Wolverine Spin-Off Marvel Comics The Hunt for Wolverine event is getting spin-off titles, each being a 4-issue miniseries....
The Alienist 1×4 Review: These Bloody Thoughts
Four episodes in, The Alienist has offered viewers some important information about each lead, and now we can all wait...
How Good is The Good Place?: Season 3 Predictions
The season 2 finale of The Good Place ended with a twist, a memory wipe, and a complete shift in...
‘Tess of the Road’ Isn’t Your Usual YA Fare, & That’s Awesome
When I finished reading Tess of the Road by Rachel Hartman, my first thought was how happy I was to...
‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’ 4K Ultra, Blu-ray, and DVD Gets March Release!
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will be releasing Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD copies on...
Bingo Love – Comic Book Review: An Important Love Story
Bingo Love offers readers a cute yet emotional queer love story just in time for Valentine's Day. Author Tee Franklin's...
Apple and Onion Serve a Balanced Meal of Fun
Anthropomorphic animals are out and best food friends are in on the whimsically delightful, deliciously musical new Cartoon Network special...
Permission – Movie Review: A Different Rom-Com About Relationships and Growing Up
For me, Permission ended up being a pleasant surprise as a film that talked about what it meant to be...