A.C. Bradley (Head writer) Bryan Andrews (Director)CASTHayley AtwellJosh KeatonDominic CooperSebastian StanJeffrey Wright Review: When I first saw images of this show, I wasn't impressed by the animation style at all, but enough time has passed since then for me to get used to that What If look and this first episode is so strong that … Continue reading What If…? (S1 Review) | Pilot Review
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Old (Movie Review) | Was it a Twist or an Explanation?
When I became aware of this movie I didn't know it was a M. Night Shyamalan. He adapted it, produced it, and directed it; did that have an effect on my excitement for the movie? Not really but I did wonder if it was a horror movie. It's not it's a thriller and fine to … Continue reading Old (Movie Review) | Was it a Twist or an Explanation?
Fear Street Part Three: 1666 | Subverting Some Expectations & Closing the Loop
The final installment of the 'Fear Street' trilogy is penned by director Leigh Janiak with Phil Graziadei (Honeymoon) and Kate Trefy (Stranger Things). The most of the cast from the previous two movies return in new roles to gives us a glimpse at how it all started. Premise: In 1666, a colony is gripped by … Continue reading Fear Street Part Three: 1666 | Subverting Some Expectations & Closing the Loop
Loki (Season 1 Review) | A Somewhat Complex Talkathon
I've said this before and I'll say it again, out of all the Marvel Cinematic Universe Television Series that were announced Loki was the one that I was the most excited for. Not because I am a Loki or Tom Hiddleston mega stan - Hiddleston can get it I'll admit that - but the look, … Continue reading Loki (Season 1 Review) | A Somewhat Complex Talkathon
Fear Street Part Two: 1978 (Movie Review) | An Excellent Step-Up
After the entertaining surprise that was Fear Street 1994, the second installment of the trilogy inspired by R.L. Stine's book series of the same name brings us to the late 70s. Leigh Janiak is still helming, with a script co-written by Zak Olkewikz. This time the cast include Sadie Sink (Stranger Things), Emily Rudd (Dynasty, … Continue reading Fear Street Part Two: 1978 (Movie Review) | An Excellent Step-Up
Fear Street Part One: 1994 (Movie Review) | A Fast Paced Entertaining Intro to Horror
Unless it's a spoof on horror movies / slasher film I'm usually out, but for some reason this one intrigued me. I think it's because of R.L. Stine giving that he writes scary stories for preteens I figure I could probably handle this one. Fear Street 1994 is the first part of a trilogy, each … Continue reading Fear Street Part One: 1994 (Movie Review) | A Fast Paced Entertaining Intro to Horror
Trese (S1 Review) | Filipino Myth and Folklore with Shades of Familiar Heroes
If it wasn't for Geeked Week this show would have passed me by, but I'm glad I found it. It's a Filipino animated series on Netflix directed by Jay Oliva who's worked on animated shows and movies like Young Justice, and Justice League Dark to name a few. Based on the comics by writer Budjette … Continue reading Trese (S1 Review) | Filipino Myth and Folklore with Shades of Familiar Heroes
Loki (Season 1 Pilot Review) | A Recap and A Mystery
Michael Waldron (Head Writer) & Kate Herron (Director)CASTTom HiddlestonOwen WilsonGugu Mbatha-RawWunmi Mosaku Review I suspected as much but Loki has a different vibe than the other shows and I love it. The set and costume designs, the cinematography, it all look singular yet it fits with the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Story-wise most … Continue reading Loki (Season 1 Pilot Review) | A Recap and A Mystery
Sweet Tooth (S1 Review) | A Captivating Adventure
This TV show wasn't on my radar until the first teaser was released. I had no idea this was coming but the teaser trailer piqued my interest in the show. Created by Jim Mickle (Cold in July) and Beth Schwartz (Arrow), and produced by Team Downey, the series is based on Jeff Lamire's Vertigo comics … Continue reading Sweet Tooth (S1 Review) | A Captivating Adventure
The Woman in the Window (Movie Review) | When a Movie Wants to be a Play for No Good Reason
From director Joe Wright Amy Adams crime drama
Worn Out Spines 