The new Velma show recently came out on HBO Max, and the internet had opinions. Long story short, the show suck, everyone hates it for a variety of reasons, and the show got a little bump on its premiere that … Continue reading Review: Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated (2010 – 2013)
Netflix recently released a new children’s cartoon for its streaming service/schedule, Spirit Rangers. I know it may seem odd to specify that a cartoon is for children, but many animated projects are not intended for a younger audience as animation … Continue reading Review: Spirit Rangers
Did you by any chance catch the story about the elephant and the woman in India? If not, the short of it is that an elephant basically killed a woman and then went and terrorized the woman’s funeral. Like, just … Continue reading Review: Blockbuster (2022)
Guillermo del Toro’s newest series Cabinet of Curiosities is currently available on Netflix. It is composed of eight episodes of about an hour or so in length. Each episode is an original story by a different director, writer, and cast. … Continue reading Review: Cabinet of Curiosities
Wedding Season is an odd show to discuss. At its core it is a romantic comedy and follows the standard plot progression and arcs of a rom-com. It very much follows the love story of Stefan (Gavin Drea) and Katie … Continue reading Review: Wedding Season
There are currently only four episodes available of the latest Star Wars property Andor on Disney Plus. The series acts as part prequel to Rogue One starring Cassian Andor, one of the leads of the mentioned film and played impeccably … Continue reading Review (And Recommendation): Andor
Continuing highlighting Hispanic/Latine works for this month, Hulu currently has a full streaming season (roughly ten episodes) of a Hispanic led show, This Fool. This Fool is half hour comedy set in working class South Central Los Angeles focusing on … Continue reading Review: This Fool (2022)
I recall hearing about a DMZ live action adaptation some time ago but not much else. There was not really a huge PR campaign. There were not buses or subways or billboards plastered with the faces of the cast or … Continue reading Review: DMZ (2022)
Looking for something to watch, I decided to finally start working through my Netflix queue. After going through some Korean dramas, came across the BBC series You Don’t Know Me, a four part miniseries based on a book by the … Continue reading Review: You Don’t Know Me
Reboots are always a bit of a gamble. It must walk the fine line between appeasing and honoring the original work while attracting new audiences. As well, the new work must account for changes in culture, politics, social issues, etc. … Continue reading Review: A League of Their Own (2022)
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