Star Wars: Skeleton Crew 1×03 Review: ‘Very Interesting, As An Astrogration Problem’
In the base DNA of Star Wars is Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey and ‘coming of age’ stories for 12-year-olds. Skeleton...
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‘I Will Never Leave You Alone’ is Intensely Traumatic Horror – Movie Review
Kenneth Trujillo (as Richard) in a trance. Photo used courtesy Dark Sky Films. Haunted house films are one of my...
Theatre Review: Urban Death Tour of Terror is the Best of Two Worlds
The outside of Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre in North Hollywood. Photo by Angie Fiedler Sutton. Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre's Urban...
Doctor Who Review: “The Giggle” is Lore-Changing
Neil Patrick Harris as the Toymaker. Photo courtesy Disney+/BBC. An old foe brings about the end of the 60th-anniversary specials,...
Doctor Who Review: “Wild Blue Yonder” is Okay Who
While the "Wild Blue Yonder" special is a good character study for Donna and the Doctor, it doesn't live up...
“RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop” Gives Us the Backstory on the Cult Classic – Review
Paul Verhoeven talks 'RoboCop'. Photo courtesy of Screambox "Blood – I want more f***ing blood," is what Paul Verhoeven wanted...
“Cheaper By the Dozen” Sells Their Special Sauce
Kylie Rogers as Ella, Luke Prael as Seth, Caylee Blosenski as Harley, Sebastian Cote as Bronx, Gabrielle Union as Zoey...
Junji Ito Collection 1×7: “Used Record” & “Town of No Roads” Review
An eerie record and a strange town with no privacy. Ito’s constant quest to question and explore human nature continue...
Junji Ito Collection 1×3: “The Crossroads Pretty Boy” & “Slug Girl” Review
Sound: One of the few things manga can only try to capture. While sound effects can be used to great...
American Horror Story: Cult 7×5 Review: Holes
After an episode detailing how Kai and his cult came to be, “Holes” seeks to fill in a few of...