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Supergirl released Friday as the second theatrical release of James Gunn and Peter Safran’s rebooted DCU initiative, between last July’s Superman and this coming October’s Clayface. Among its lower box office returns in its first week, the film has garnered more of a mixed reception compared to the DCU’s first installation. While I can see […]
The “stoner comedy” is a subgenre often left out of its respective category’s discussion, though the narrative style is far from dead as seen in Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher’s Pizza Movie, recently released to Hulu and Disney+. Given the movie’s premise, I thought no film better to start the week reviewing than this one. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]