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By J. Nagle From the first season of The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder has consistently shown his fearlessness of blending reality with the uncanny and unconventional. However, in the second season of the comedian’s HBO docu-dramedy, Fielder discovers and explores his own fears in regards to a critical flaw he believes he has discovered in America’s […]
by J. Nagle Whether through Jack Black’s musical talents or his line deliveries—namely one of a combative avian variety—anyone keeping up with the theatrical release space has surely heard of the celebratory crowds of A Minecraft Movie screenings by now. Buying tickets to a showing of the film felt like a gamble from the start, […]
by J. Nagle For as many grievances as can be aired with its UI, Apple TV+ has been fairly consistent in producing some hit programming that gets people talking. Historically, series like Silo and Ted Lasso have made waves online for their ambition and unique charm, as well as the recent line of Peanuts animated […]
Many members of our staff were pleased to hear our review of Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl was in production, and rightfully so. There’s nothing quite like claymation anywhere else in the industry, with titans like Aardman and LAIKA producing hits that resonate with cinemagoers old and new. The Wallace and Gromit series began […]
One of the most well-known facts about the first season of Squid Game was how long the series took to get picked up. Originally conceived as a film by director Hwang Dong-hyuk, the original concept for Squid Game was being shopped around to numerous production and distribution companies over a decade before its eventual release […]
The studio trend of long-awaited sequels and revivals has run its course for some, but not at all for Beetlejuice. In addition to the original film’s sequel being in development hell for over thirty years, it felt right for the story to return specifically now. We’re in a period of cinema where weird, experimental horror […]