As a Kaiju fan who has followed a series through its various incarnations, one of the more exciting aspects of watching an reboot of an
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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – Season 1, Episode 1: L’ame Perdue (2023) – Review
If I’m being honest, Dead City, the newest attempt from The Walking Dead to try and keep life pumping through its moldy body, wasn’t really
Gamera: Rebirth – Season 1, Episode 3: Run Silent, Run Deep (2023) – Review
As the world’s favorite flying turtle rockets toward the midpoint of his comeback Netflix series, I think it’s fair to say that Gamera’s belated return
Ahsoka – Season 1, Part 4: Fallen Jedi (2023) – Review
Peter Ramsey, although being an Oscar winner for directing Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, isn’t exactly a household name but with this episode you get the
Gamera: Rebirth – Season 1, Episode 2: Under Current (2023) – Review
After an incredibly promising first epidode that explosively reintroduced the world to the tremendous turtle of the Kaiju world, it’s time to see if the
Gamera: Rebirth – Season 1, Episode 1: Over Tokyo (2023) – Review
While never truly gaining the household name status of Godzilla, Gamera, the other Japanese, long-running, Kaiju, franchise, has just a storied legacy. More child-based and
I Am Groot – Season 2, All Episodes (2023) – Review
When the first batch of Groot’s animated shorts sprouted up on Disney+, I wondered if there was still a place for the mischievous sapling in
Ahsoka – Season 1, Part 2: Toil And Trouble (2023) – Review
Quoting Shakespeare in the episode title is a bold statement for the second part of Dave Filoni’s Ahsoka saga. While Star Wars is epic, it
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 10: SHNGRLA (2023) – Review
There’s a trope that certain franchise hopefuls tend to use that always gets on my tits. You know the one: when a film/tv adaptation of
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 9: RO4DK11 (2023) – Review
As Twisted Metal races towards the finishing line of its first season, it’s definitely proven itself to be one of the growing list of video
Ahsoka – Season 1, Part 1: Master And Apprentice (2023) – Review
Ahsoka comes at a time where Star Wars needs a solid critical and commercial hit. Following the wildly popular first two seasons of The Mandalorian,
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 8: EV3L1N (2023) – Review
Often, when a show needs that extra boost, writers will engage what I like to call the Joss Whedon Protocol – which essentially means someone’s
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 7: NUTH0UZ (2023) – Review
For a show that’s basically about lunatics driving around a post-apocalyptic wasteland, Twisted Metal has taken some appropriately odd detours when it comes to its
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 8: That’s It And That’s All (2023) – Review
Over the period of seven episodes, I feel I’ve been incredibly positive about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s comedy action show about CIA agents trying to balance their
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 6: DRVTHRU (2023) – Review
After the previous episode of Twisted Metal, we saw the show nudge its steering wheel into a more layered form of storytelling that started integrating
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 5: CRZSRDS (2023) – Review
Popping the clutch, slamming in a high gear and compressing that accelerator pedal down as far as it can go, Twisted Metal roars past the
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 7: Urine Luck (2023) – Review
As we approach the final hurdle in FUBAR’s eight episode run, it’s time for the show to double down on the emotional pressure these bickering
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 4: WHZDARE (2023) – Review
When Twisted Metal was first announced, anyone who was familiar with the original games were no doubt pretty confident with the type of tone the
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 3: NTHLAW1 (2023) – Review
Let’s be honest, any episode that had to follow up the introduction of the maniacal murder- clown Sweet Tooth was always going to have an
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 6: Royally Flushed (2023) – Review
With FUBAR’s fifth episode, it seemed like the show had turned a minor corner to take its predictable, spy shenanigans and goofy family farce and
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