School Spirts Season 2 Has A Strong Start! [REVIEW]

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Hamlet tales are a dime a dozen. Hell, At TIFF 2025 there were at least 3 inspired or adapted movies screening at the festival. There's no shortage of the melancholic prince spouting off famed monologues and plotting to avenge his father. With this many versions of the same tale occurring so often,

“The Christophers” Electric Ian McKellen Can’t Save Soderbergh on Autopilot

one of the most active and prolific filmmakers working today, Steven Soderbergh has made a career of pumping out new films every 6 months. They're rarely the same, too, as he constantly tackles new genres and cultural examinations with engaging characters, dynamic direction and fascinating ideas.

Dead Man’s Wire Review:

At their best, 1970s crime thrillers (think Dog Day Afternoon, Taxi Driver, The French Connection) have a distinct, gorgeous visual atmosphere and built-in intensity that really sells an immersive exploration of criminality. That decade is a half-century away, but Dead Man's Wire, Gus Van Sant's

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Planet Death #1 No Army No Backup No Choice [Non-Spoiler Review]

words Millions of miles from home, hundreds of ships descend into the stormy atmosphere of a hostile frozen world. On board, an army of resolute men and women brace for the coming assault. They are an invasion force, on an impossible mission — destroy the devastating enemy weapon garrisoned

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Review: Batman Fear State Alpha – Era of FEAR!

This week from DC Comics we begin the event that the Gotham titles have been building towards ever since Future State. In fact Fear State Alpha not only launches the Fear State saga, but it fills in the back gaps preceding Future State itself. At long last some of my biggest criticisms of the