The Dark Tower Collapses Under Weight of Confusion
Book-to-movie fantasy adaptations are a time-honored tradition. In the past two decades with the success of franchises like The Lord...
Reviews
Atomic Blonde Drops Kilotons of Action and Style
I consider myself to be something of a connoisseur when it comes to action films, having grown up in the...
Valerian Shows Besson Is Missing An Element Or Two
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is full of amazing space opera science fiction concepts, all beautifully realized...
ConnectiCon Continues To Try To Ruin Its Own Fun
Perception is a very important thing when writing opinions about something like a convention and often it's best to attempt...
Spider-Man: Homecoming Weaves a Near-Perfect Web
I went into the screening of Spider-Man: Homecoming with a lot of hope and some trepidation. I wasn't an entirely...
Netflix Castlevania Series Is Mostly Bloody Good Fun
Last week Netflix premiered Castlevania, a very good animated movie that it disguised as an animated series. Only four episodes...
Despicable Me 3 Delivers Too Familiar Fun
Despicable Me 3 is one of those movies that is both really easy and really challenging to review. Easy, because...
Transformers: The Last Knight Needs to Be a Prophetic Title
Michael Bay is back, and he brought his bag of tricks with him for the fifth installment of the (seemingly...
Rabbit Story Bounds From Simple Concept to Complex Game
Welcome to Indie Spotlight! Today we're taking a journey into an unusual world of friendship, emotions and carrots -- in...
ComiCONN: A Foxwoods First For Both of Us
The storied Connecticut convention ComiCONN has returned to its original name and moved into the convention facilities at Foxwoods Resort Casino...