Superman is one of the most iconic superheroes. He stands for the Truth, Justice, and the American Way. He is one of the righteous and well-meaning characters in the superhero medium. He has been a trailblazer, being one of the first superheroes in comics, cartoons, live-action TV, and feature films. Superman is being rebooted by […]
28 Years Later Review
28 Days Later is one of the greatest horror films Britain has produced. It revitalised the zombie sub-genre and British horror cinema. After a 23-year break, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland reteam for the third film in the series and the start of a trilogy. After the outbreak of the Rage Virus, Britain has been placed […]
Rogue Elements: A Ryan Drake Story Review
Will Jordan, AKA The Critical Drinker, is known as being one of the most prominent ‘anti-woke’ critics on YouTube. He is also a writer of spy-novels, and he co-wrote a short film/proof of concept based on his Ryan Drake character. Volkov (Mike Dopud) is a Russian operative who tortures and kills two CIA agents to […]
How to Train Your Dragon (2025) Review
Since the mid-2010s, Disney has been remaking their animated classics with varying success. DreamWorks has gotten in on the act with the first remake of one of their greatest animated films. Hiccup (Mason Thames) is an outsider and misfit in the Viking village of Berk. He’s also the son of the mighty chief, Stoick the […]
It’s time for… some piracy!: Examining fictional pirates in animation
Earlier this month, there was news that a new spinoff sequel of Steven Universe was in production, entitled Steven Universe: Lars of the Stars. Animation Magazine described protagonist Lars Barriga as an “eternal teenager and space outlaw.” It said that the series will follow him “and his pirate crew” as they “smuggle contraband, evade the authorities, and […]
Outrageous Review
I have to confess that, prior to watching Outrageous, the new period drama on BritBox, I had never heard of the Milford sisters. I was familiar with the basics of Britain during the time frame of the series (set mostly in the 1930s in the lead up to World War II) – including how things […]
Ballerina (2025) Review
Ana de Armas leads the first cinematic spin-off in the John Wick series with a film set between John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 4. Eve Macarro (de Armas) has been trained to be an assassin since she was a young girl. When Eve completes her training with the Ruska Roma, she becomes an assassin and […]
Revival Review
Revival, the new Syfy supernatural horror series might feel a tad familiar. For one, it’s based on the comic series of the same name. But it also shares a bit of DNA with some past supernatural shows in its key foundational plot points. Even with all that, the series takes a bit of time to […]
Predator: Killer of Killers Review
Three generations of warriors, separated by centuries, and from different parts of our world, face off against the deadly extraterrestrial hunters. For those who survive… a new nightmare awaits. Killer of Killers is everything a Predator fan could want… action, violence, an impending sense of doom, and plenty of green blood-soaked gore. Falling – style […]
Dangerous Animals Review
Every shark movie lives in the shadow of Jaws. While not the first, it had an immediate and lasting impact on movie culture and the industry. For one, it spawned a bunch of imitators, most of which failed to make any impression, much less a comparable one. Even once that initial wave subsided, and shark […]










