“Odenkirk is the lead for a reason, and he keeps making these kinds of movies for a reason: He is the perfect everyman.”
Scrubs (Streaming Show Review)
“Scrubs is to comedy what The Pitt is to drama when it comes to medical television. Only, instead of blood and gore coming out of people, it’s laughs”
You, Me & Tuscany (Movie Review)
“Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page certainly have chemistry in You, Me & Tuscany, however the comedic stars of this movie are the outstanding ensemble cast!”
The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins Season 1 (Streaming Show Review)
“Comedy series don’t always hit their stride right away, but Reggie Dinkins comes out the gate strong and doesn’t really let up.”
The Drama (Movie Review)
“To some, this will be a very serious film; for others, a dark but hilarious comedy; to many, a two-hour cringe simulator and, if you’re about to get married, a psychological horror film.”
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (Movie Review)
“With the first film, it was best not to think about the plot too hard; with this one, you probably shouldn’t think about the plot at all.”
Paradise Season 2 (Streaming Show Review)
“There are moments of intrigue and even a few genuine surprises, but overall, the show feels like it’s starting to go through the motions rather than pushing the story forward in a meaningful way.”
20th Century Flicks: Boogie Nights
This month’s 20th Century Flicks, inspired by Paul Thomas Anderson’s first Oscar win, will have you begging to see it!
The Magic Faraway Tree (Movie Review)
“It does a good job of modernizing a fairly outdated story and giving it an overarching narrative, while also maintaining the core elements that made it whimsical.”
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (Streaming Movie Review)
“Ultimately, how much you enjoy Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice comes down to if you can get behind the combination of the dark comedic tone and the sci-fi twist.”
Love Story John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette (Limited Series Review)
“Love Story can be counted as another success in a growing collection of celebrity biopic series from Executive Producer Ryan Murphy.”
They Will Kill You (Movie Review)
“Part John Wick, part Kill Bill vol 1, part Old Boy, They Will Kill You is the closest thing we have to a live action anime and it is a bloody good time!”