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And all I got was this stupid photo. When Universal Studios Orlando announced their lineup for their 2025 Halloween Horror Nights haunted houses, there seemed to be something for everyone. Classics like the Jason Universe saw massive positive reception, as well as new age cult classics like the Terrifier series. For primarily younger horror demographics, […]
In a departure from our usual cinema-focused coverage, we occasionally take a look at gaming as a part of general entertainment news. Sometimes the two go hand in hand, with blockbuster adaptations like Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and A Minecraft Movie gaining news articles and reviews on this site in the past year, as well […]
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 […]
by Parker Ashley, edited by J. Nagle In my opinion, James Gunn’s Superman is the best film to have come out in the past couple of years. It has a compelling storyline, action-packed fight scenes, incredible characters, beautiful cinematography, and one of my all-time favorite soundtracks for a movie. It may seem as though I’m […]
by J. Nagle Early May saw the release of Andrew DeYoung’s Friendship through A24, starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd. The two actors have something of a cult following, the former being known for his over-the-top comedic performances in Netflix’s I Think You Should Leave and the latter in a multitude of comedies, as well […]