The very first scene of Oh, Hi! announces the shape the story will take. Iris (Molly Gordon) has beckoned Max (Geraldine Viswanathan) to the vacation home she’s sharing with her boyfriend, Isaac (Logan Lerman), for the weekend. Both women are in disbelief about an unnamed “bad thing” that Iris has done to Isaac. The scene lasts […]
Happy Gilmore 2 Review
A down on his luck Happy Gilmore must get back on the golf course so he can give his daughter the chance to go to a top dance school in Paris, and maybe, just maybe, save the sport he once despised from someone looking to destroy it with a new and very different league. Happy […]
I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) Review
I Know What You Did Last Summer joins the Halloween and Scream series by earning a legacy sequel. The 2025 version features new characters facing off against another person taking the mantle of the Fisherman. Ava Brucks (Chase Sui Wonders) returns home to Southport, North Carolina, for her best friend’s engagement party. At the end […]
Strange New Worlds – Shuttle to Kenfori Review
I didn’t love this episode. While it offered some key pieces of character development for three of our characters (despite still only being a guest star – or, perhaps a recurring character – Captain Batel is getting a heck of a lot of screen time), the episode felt a bit muddled at times in how […]
The Flawed Logic of YouTube Reactionaries
Film criticism has produced some famous personalities and publications. Some famous critics in the US and UK have been Robert Ebert, Gene Siskel, Mark Kermode, Barry Norman, and Kim Newman. YouTube has seen a rise in critics, with one of the most well-known being Chris Struckmann, who is now a filmmaker. However, since the mid-to-late […]
10 Great Movies That Would Now Be Considered ‘Woke’
The culture war is raging, and its full force is easy to see. Some of the biggest critics on YouTube have gained notoriety by focusing on culture war issues, and their most popular videos often complain about every Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars film being ‘woke’ because they make women, people of colour, and LGBTQ+ […]
Code of Silence Review
I have to admit, what initially drew me in to watch Code of Silence, the new British drama series, was its basic conceit. Police canteen worker Alison is asked to help out on an investigation into a potential robbery of a high-profile necklace after it becomes clear that the police will not be able to […]
Crusade by Robyn Young Review
Crusade is the second part of Robyn Young’s Brethren trilogy. This middle entry takes in the final years of the Christian kingdoms during the Ninth Crusade. William Campbell and Anima Templi have secured peace with the mighty Mamluk Sultanate. However, this peace is fragile, and forces on both sides want to restart hostilities. There are […]
Strange New Worlds – Wedding Bell Blues Review
Everything can benefit from having Rhys Darby. And boy, did this outing from Strange New Worlds absolutely soar with his addition to the proceedings as Trelane, a trickster character from The Original Series that we now know – thanks to a delightful voice over appearance from John de Lancie – is officially a part of […]
Strange New Worlds – Hegemony Part Two Review
When you end a season on a cliffhanger and then wait so long to release the next season that the season after that one starts production, it becomes hard to hide whether or not certain characters make it through the resolution of said cliffhanger alive and mostly well. And when you release a trailer that […]










