Run Away is the 11th adaptation of a Harlan Coben novel by Netflix. This adaptation transfers the story of a man looking for missing drug addicted daughter from New York to England. Simon Greene (James Nesbitt) is a successful finance advisor whose oldest daughter, Paige (Ellie de Lange), has been missing ever since she got hooked on […]
Crime 101 Review
It’s not particularly original to compare Crime 101 to Michael Mann’s Heat, but that’s only because of how nakedly writer/director Bart Layton is quoting it. His adaptation of Don Winslow’s 2020 novella brings a modern flare to the car chases, adds a subplot of criminal in-fighting, and dials down the moral complexity, but the story is […]
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – In the Name of the Mother Review
There’s been an interesting trend in television over the last couple of years where the penultimate episode of a season is an extended flashback. Usually that episode also serves as a means to convey key information about the present-day story to the audience – think the penultimate episode of Paradise’s first season. And sometimes, as […]
Whistle Review
Whistle is an Irish-Canadian horror film from the director of The Nun and the showrunner of the second season of Gangs of London. Chrysanthemum “Chrys” Willet (Dafne Keen) has moved in with her extended family after the death of her father and time in rehab. On her first day of school, she finds a strange […]
Wasteman Review
Wasteman is Cal McMau’s directional debut, and already a critical darling after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival. Taylor (David Jonsson) has served 13 years in prison for drug dealing. He gets told that he’s eligible for early release due to good behaviour, and sets out to make amends with his 14-year-old son, Adam […]
Goat Review
Sony Pictures has shaken up the world of animation with the Spider-Verse films, The Mitchells vs. the Machines, and KPop Demon Hunters. They now explore the world of animal basketball with Goat. Will Harris (Caleb McLaughlin) is a young goat who dreams of playing professional Roarball despite his small stature. He gets an opportunity to […]
The Book of Dust Volume Three: The Rose Field by Philip Pullman Review
The Rose Field is the third and final entry in The Book of Dust and possibly the last book featuring Philip Pullman’s most famous character and world. The Rose Field picks up where The Secret Commonwealth left off. Lyra Silvertongue arrives in the abandoned city of al-Khan al-Azraq, searching for her dæmon, who has run […]
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – Seven Review
It took more than half of the season to finally hear the Game of Thrones theme in all its glory, but boy was that the perfect moment to bring it out. After three episodes that were much lighter in subject, the fourth installment of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms took things to a much […]
The Muppet Show Review
There’s something about the Muppets that can’t be quantified. For people of a certain age, they were an essential part of their childhood. Sure, Sesame Street helped raise several generations of kids (and still does today, albeit on a different platform now that PBS’s funding has been slashed). But the Muppets are a different piece […]
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – The Squire Review
Kudos to A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms for not holding onto Egg’s true identity for as long as humanly possible. I know that there are folks out there who managed to stay spoiler-free as to just who this tiny squire might turn out to be (even though the series was pretty heavy-handed, especially in […]










