Review: Toy Story 4
There’s an old adage within Pixar, that the prestigious animated studio wouldn’t make sequels unless they had “better stories” than the originals. Ever ...
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Review: Iron Sky: The Coming Race
Hey kids, do you remember Sarah Palin? What feels like centuries ago, in the years bordering 2010, the former Alaska governor became something ...
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Review: Men in Black: International
As a franchise, Men in Black feels like it has justified its continued existence within the sphere of pop culture. Launching hot off ...
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Witches ruin a baby sitter’s night in trailer for The Night Sitter
The Night Sitter looks like a fun enough little horror/comedy. You got a bratty kid, an eccentric father with something to hide, and ...
Get ready to kick some Moon Nazi dinosaurs when Iron Sky: The Coming Race hits theaters and VOD
Iron Sky: The Coming Race finally has an official release date in the United States through Vertical Entertainment, and I couldn’t be more ...
Murder Mystery racks up Netflix’s biggest “opening weekend” ever
Before we dive into this news, let me just say that there are good Adam Sandler movies. There aren’t many, but they do ...
Ubisoft and Rob McElhenney team up for Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet
I wasn’t expecting seeing a TV show be announced during Ubisoft’s E3 press conference, but stranger things have happened. During Ubisoft’s presser, Rob ...
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Fangboner trailer accidentally pees all over your face
I don’t know how many people there are like me in the world (that I haven’t tracked down and murdered by now), but ...
Netflix stacks a second season for Russian Doll
Premiering this past February to a strong critical reception (our own Peter Glagowski was a fan!) and buzz amongst viewers, Russian Doll is ...
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The Banana Splits Movie trailer turns a children’s show into Five Nights at Freddy’s
The Banana Splits Adventure Hour was a short-lived children’s television show from the late-60’s, as best I can tell. I’d never seen or ...
Bo Burnham: comedy in the age of anxiety
There is something undeniably addictive about Bo Burnham’s work, and watching Eighth Grade only deepened my appreciation for him. He intrigues and saddens ...
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Review: Shaft
Do you know how refreshing it is to say that there’s a new Shaft movie? While I never grew up watching the original Richard ...