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Creatively, many have had their doubts with Pixar’s output throughout the 2020’s. I personally fell in love with Soul, and remember Luca having its following around when it released. Though, the wider majority of their original releases this decade haven’t had the best reputation. Turning Red often serves as the talking point many bring up […]
Nirvanna the Band the Show is a mouthful on its own, and not a name most based in America would be familiar with. For those up north, though, Nirvanna the Band is a comedy mockumentary series following Matt and Jay, two fictionalized versions of the show’s creators, fruitlessly trying to score a gig at a […]
Hello everybody, and thank you for even just CLICKING on this article about Iron Lung and its director Mark Fischbach’s success in spite of the system placed before him. David Syzmanski’s game the film adapts is similarly a self-produced venture, even self-published by Syzmanski on the Steam storefront. There’s something that feels right, that feels […]
Nearly three years ago, we published our review of Blumhouse’s first Five Nights at Freddy’s film ahead of the Halloween season. As someone who got into the franchise in its infancy, I was looking forward to seeing how they would scale up for the second film. After all, the second game in the series itself […]
Written by Parker Ashley Edited by J. Nagle The reboot of The Fantastic Four by Marvel Studios did not disappoint. The Fantastic Four: First Steps follows the team not only facing off against Galactus (Ralph Ineson) and Silver Surfer (Julia Garner), but the challenge of preparing for a new member of the family. It may […]
by J. Nagle Whether through its premise, direction, or overall tone, Zach Cregger’s Weapons has been making waves throughout theaters. Since its release on August 8th, the supernatural horror has grossed over $149 million in the box office, running laps around its $38 million budget. With an ensemble as well-cast as they are well-performed, it’s […]