FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 5: Trippin’ The Abyss (2025) – Review

It seems that after struggling to do anything with the new status quo that it put in place at the start of the season, FUBAR

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Knuckles – Season 1, Episode 6: What Happens In Reno, Stays In Reno (2024) – Review

While Knuckles has been something of an enjoyable goofy blast that’s contained some genuine surprises (the entirely batshit episode 4 may actually be a bizarre

Knuckles – Season 1, Episode 5: Reno, Baby (2024) – Review

After a fourth episode that brought the crazy like a crazy delivery boy bringing crazy to a crazy party that wasn’t crazy enough, you have

Knuckles – Season 1, Episode 4: The Flames Of Despair (2024) – Review

Whenever a show splashes out on such expensive garnish such as an all-CGI character, there’s inevitably at least one episode where money is frantically saved

Knuckles – Season 1, Episode 3: The Shabbat Dinner (2024) – Review

One of the bigger suprises that a more cynical cinemagoer might have had while watching either Sonic The Hedgehog movie, was that between the vast

Knuckles – Season 1, Episode 2: Don’t Ever Say I Wasn’t There For You (2024) – Review

As we hurtle into the second episode of Knuckles, it seems that the Sonic spin-off is laying its cards on the table in regards to

Knuckles – Season 1, Episode 1: The Warrior (2024) – Review

While I personally enjoyed the two Sonic movies as colourful, big screen explosions of hyperactive nostalgia, there’s no denying that the more natural home for

FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 5: Here Today, Gone To-Marrow (2023) – Review

Over the past four episodes, FUBAR has been content to stick to the same formula that’s seen Schwarzenegger trade in on his previous cinematic personas

A Creepshow Holiday Special: Shapeshifters Anonymous (2020) – Review

After keeping itself in the game thanks to some judicial use of animation and an outside-the-box attitude, Creepshow managed to dole out a special while

Sonic The Hedgehog (2020) – Review

The long and winding road for Sega’s favorite blue, spikey son has been slippery and treacherous, but finally, Sonic The Hedgehog has belatedly made it