Category: Reviews
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The Wrecking Crew Review – Big, Brown, Burly Buddy-Cop Bliss
Buddy-cop bones, brown-power soul, and a director who makes every hit sing. The Wrecking Crew is a freight train of fun.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Review – Hope, Hard Lessons, And Gorgeous New Frontiers
Gorgeous, thoughtful, and heartfelt, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy turns Star Trek’s ideals into living lessons for new and seasoned fans alike.
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Is This Thing On? Review – Grounded Heartbreak, Honest Humor, And Hope That Feels Earned
Grounded, humane, and quietly funny, Is This Thing On? turns everyday heartbreak into something hopeful, with Arnett, Dern, and Cooper firing on all cylinders.
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Rental Family Review – Love, Performance, And The Courage To Belong
Hikari’s Rental Family finds radical empathy in a complicated service, with Brendan Fraser’s humble, human performance and an elevating ensemble
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The Running Man Review – Ratings, Blood, And A Relentless Sprint That Almost Stumbles
A thunderous, timely thrill ride with knockout performances and world-class craft, The Running Man rules the senses even when the logic wobbles.
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Him Review – A Mesmerizing, Uneven Descent into the Horrors of Greatness
Him is bold, haunting, and visually stunning. An ambitious blend of sports critique and horror that fascinates even when it falters.
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Gen V Season 2 Review – Hope Amid Carnage, Satire in the Blood
Gen V Season 2 is chaotic, brutal, and surprisingly hopeful, expanding The Boys universe with heart, brains, and buckets of blood.
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Tempest Review -Bold, Perspective Shifting Espionage Thriller
Tempest blends breathtaking espionage, martial arts action, and cultural depth into one of the most gripping spy dramas in years.
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The Paper Review – A Promising but Uneven Start for Peacock’s Mockumentary
Peacock’s The Office spinoff, The Paper, delivers grounded laughs, a standout Domhnall Gleeson, and a newsroom that feels alive, even if not every character lands just yet.
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The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Review – Tactical Thrills in the Grey
Prime Video’s The Terminal List: Dark Wolf delivers gritty action and espionage thrills, even if it plays it a little too safe sometimes.
