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‘The Running Man’ Review: Tripping Over Its Own Ambition

Directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell as Ben Richards, this 2025 reboot of The Running Man (by Stephen King) re-imagines a dystopian game show in which contestants must evade highly trained hunters for survival and massive cash. Few modern filmmakers have as distinct a visual signature as Edgar Wright. His films pulse with … Read more

‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Review: Reigniting The Magic

Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, directed by Ruben Fleischer, brings back, nearly a decade after, the last trick of the world of illusion, misdirection, and showmanship in a stylish yet chaotic return. Now You See Me: Now You Don’t serves as the long-awaited third entry in the heist-meets-magic saga, one that once again … Read more

‘Predator: Badlands’ Review: Dan Trachtenberg Might Just Be HIM

I remember when the first trailer for Prey came out and many fans thought it’d be the biggest streaming garbage ever. I mean, Disney has a reputation of ruining some franchises with streaming content (Night at the Museum, Ice Age, Home Alone…). So what would stop them for doing the same for the Predator franchise … Read more

‘IT: Welcome To Derry’ Review: A Twisted, Terrifying Thrill Ride

‘IT: WELCOME TO DERRY’ is a prequel series set before the respective chapters of the 2017 & 2019 ‘IT: CHAPTERS ONE & TWO’ – It follows a surge in the disappearance of kids in 1962 after a couple & their son move to the town of Derry, only to realize not all is right in … Read more

‘Christy’ Review: A Flawed Film Elevated By Sydney Sweeney’s Knockout Performance

Directed by David Michôd (Animal Kingdom, The King), Christy tells the true story of Christy Martin, the first female boxer to achieve mainstream fame in America. Rising from humble roots in West Virginia to the bright lights of Las Vegas, Christy became a media sensation in the 1990s, breaking barriers in a sport long dominated … Read more

‘Black Phone 2’ Review: A Gorier, Scarier Yet Pointless Sequel

It’s been over 3 years since The Black Phone came out and became easily one of my favorite Blumhouse movies ever produced. I love the performances, the plot, the suspense, the score, and I just think it’s a perfectly crafted and directed film. I’ve always been a fan of Scott Derrickson and his work in … Read more

‘TRON: Ares’ Review: A Visual Feast But With A Dull Plot

It’s been 15 years since the last TRON film, and I would’ve never thought that we would be back to this universe but here we are… TRON: Ares is just a lazy and unnecessary entry to this franchise. There’s no point in doing this film but here it is. But hey! It’s visually perfect and … Read more

‘Gen V’ Season 2 Review: Underwhelming Return Does Enough to Succeed

Emmy award-winning Prime series The Boys is expected to release its final season in 2026, with the universe of exaggerated product placement mixed into political irony having never been stronger. Creator Eric Kripke (Supernatural) has established a satirical ‘superhero’ storytelling empire built upon fascism, racism and hate for those considered ‘lesser’, with a courageous rebellion required to trump the belligerent idiocy that has plagued fictional America. Sound familiar? Gen V Season 1 (2023) was the first (non-animated) spin-off for this universe, focusing upon super powered students attending a ‘supe university’, learning how to push the boundaries of their abilities, and morality, to … Read more