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Michael J. Nagle This week, HBO premiered a new installment in their documentary series, “I’ll Be Gone In The Dark”. The docu-series is based on the work of writer, Michelle McNamara who tragically died while researching serial murder and rapist, Joseph James DeAngelo. DeAngelo was better known as the Golden State Killer until his identity […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 3] “We Can Be Heroes” released on Netflix on Christmas, and quickly became the number one film on Netflix that weekend. Not even a month after its release, Netflix announced that it would receive a sequel. Nearly six months later, it’s still in the platform’s Top 10, and even though it’s […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 5] This week, I’ll be reviewing the Japanese stop-motion series “Pui Pui Molcar.” It’s a series of shorts, each one a little over 2 minutes, revolving around sentient guinea pig cars as they get into wacky adventures and help each other out of problems. The show arrived on Netflix at the […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 3] After only a week of release worldwide, Godzilla vs. Kong is already roaring its way into the box office overseas, having grossed $70.3 million in China during its opening weekend. The monster film released in the United States on Wednesday, and according to Deadline had a record-breaking opening day for […]
by Emily Nagle [usr 4] For this Film Review Friday, I’m reviewing the second season of the HBO Max original Close Enough. I’ll start with a little background about the show. Close Enough is an adult animated sitcom created by J.G. Quintel (who’s best known for creating the Cartoon Network series Regular Show). It follows […]
By George Robbins [usr 3.5] This film review for Armageddon is one that contains a lot of love for the characters, even if the film isn’t perfect. Armageddon is by no means a perfect film, but it is a fun film. Following the first few minutes of the film, we immediately get treated to action. […]