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‘House of Guinness’ Season 1 Review: A Rip-roaring, Questionably Historical Family Drama

Every episode of House of Guinness, Steven Knight’s newest television creation for Netflix, begins with a disclaimer and promise: “This fiction is inspired by true stories”. While based on many real people and events of 1860s Dublin (and further afield), House of Guinness is first and foremost concerned with being …

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‘Black Rabbit’ Series Review: Jude Law and Jason Bateman As Brothers

We don’t choose our family.  Love them, hate them, they are our families, and we are stuck with them.  Some of us are blessed with living, supportive ones; others not so much, and the rest fall somewhere in between.  Black Rabbit is a story of brothers who fall somewhere in …

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‘Inspector Zende’ Film Review: One of Netflix’s Most Entertaining Real-Life Crime Dramas

There’s never an easy way to tackle a real-life story or a story based on real-life events. The audience would go into the theaters or log in to their streaming platforms, expecting they would see something riveting. However, it’s not that easy, and filmmakers need to follow certain rules if …

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‘Wayward’ Review: Mae Martin Netflix Thriller Fails To Pay Off The Creepy Premise

Comedian Mae Martin’s (Feel Good) first venture into drama is a confused exploration of a dysfunctional town with a mysterious school. What has the potential to be a Lynchian mystery falls flat as it struggles to combine two perspectives. Told through two separate viewpoints, Wayward follows cop Alex Dempsey (Martin) …

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‘Frankenstein’ Movie Review: An Instant Classic, A Wonderful Horrible Joy (Venice)

Frankenstein is a masterpiece, an instant classic and a complete and utter triumph. It sticks very close to the source material while managing to be something fresh and new, it maintains its historic setting while never forgetting the current moment, and it all hangs on two extraordinary central performances that …

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‘Night Always Comes’ Review: Vanessa Kirby Shines in a Film That Fumbles Its Potential

When Night Always Comes opens with news reports and radio shows hammering the housing crisis – wages too low to cover rent and basic expenses, evictions looming – the promise is clear: a direct plunge into a reality that pushes people to the edge. As the protagonist heads out to …

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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Review: Netflix’s Top Animated Movie is a Visual and Sonic Smash

KPop Demon Hunters, the latest musical adventure from Sony Pictures Animation, is, in many respects, a global hit. Released in mid-June, the title is officially the most-watched animated movie of all time on Netflix, its distributor. Currently, the film sits comfortably at No. 2 on the streaming service’s Global Top …

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‘Fixed’ Movie Review: An Animated Romp Where Identity Matters More Than Anatomy

There’s something curious – and even a bit uncomfortable – about seeing one of the names responsible for creating some of the most iconic Cartoon Network series – and, consequently, a big part of my childhood – heading down such an… adult path. Fixed, written by Genndy Tartakovsky (Hotel Transylvania) …

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‘Wednesday’ Season 2, Part 1 Review: Macabre Mysteries with* Jenna Ortega

Jenna Ortega’s psychic teen detective returns for the first part of Wednesday’s second season. Splitting the part into two seasons will likely leave fans wanting more than just four episodes. Although our time with Wednesday Addams is fleeting, we still get time for macabre balls, gory mysteries that need resolving, …

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‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Movie Review: Adam Sandler Swings Back with Boozy Gags, Big Cameos, and ’90s Absurdity

There are films that, regardless of their cinematic quality, earn a very special place in the hearts of audiences. Happy Gilmore (1996), starring Adam Sandler and co-written with Tim Herlihy, is one such case. Much like many of Sandler’s comedies from the ’90s and early 2000s, it didn’t stand out …

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TV Review: ‘Squid Game’ Season 3’s Bloated Gore Depletes its Once-Cutting Satire

When Squid Game, the South Korean survival drama series created by Hwang Dong-hyuk, debuted in 2021, it took the world by storm, topping Netflix’s most-watched list barely two weeks in, and at one point becoming “the most in-demand show in the world, with 79 times as much audience interest as …

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‘The Old Guard 2’ Movie Review: Setup Instead of Depth in a Stumbling Sequel

Following up on a surprisingly entertaining origin story, The Old Guard 2 attempts to expand the universe created by Greg Rucka (writer of the original The Old Guard comic and film) and once again directed for the screen – this time under the hand of Victoria Mahoney (Yelling to the …

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‘Love, Death & Robots’ Volume Four Review

Animation and sci-fi are two of the most eye-popping genres in the history of cinema. However, in the recent couple of decades, these two genres have become quite popular on television as well. From Stranger Things and The Legend of Vox Machina to Westworld and Arcane, streaming platforms and traditional networks are not shying away from …

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Netflix’s ‘Jewel Thief: The Heist Begins’ is a Dull Heist Film That Fails to Shine (Review)

Everyone got really excited when Netflix announced that stars such as Saif Ali Khan and Jaideep Ahlawat would be coming together for a heist movie, Jewel Thief: The Heist Begins, and they were hoping to see a good Indian movie based on that theme. Heist is one of the genres that …

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‘Havoc’ Film Review: A Fun Friday Night Watch

Director Gareth Evans made waves with his 2011 film, The Raid: Redemption, and its 2014 sequel, The Raid 2. Both films became modern-day staples of the action genre, delivering a one-of-a-kind experience. They are films that, 10+ years later, still have an impact on the cultural discussion of action movies. …

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