If you’ve heard about “Cuties”, you’ve likely heard one or more of the following: it promotes pedophilia, it’s a documentary, there’s underage nudity, and there’s 11-year olds performing sex acts on themselves and/or others. None of those are the case.
“The Babysitter: Killer Queen” lacks the element of surprise and bares the burden of expectation, making it a decent yet unnecessary sequel.
“Marvel’s Avengers” is a good game that falls just short of being great due to some poor game mechanic choices and consistent bug issues.
When fans of “Watchmen” and “Umbrella Academy” can say, “did you see what happened in that episode? It was so nuts”. “The Boys” fans just shake their heads, saying, “you’re adorable.”
Disney’s ongoing foray into rehashing its existing classic properties as Live-Action remakes has seemingly done the unlikely with “Mulan,” namely by giving its new incarnation a reason to exist.
“The Prophecy” isn’t for everyone, but if you’re someone who it is for, you may enjoy it far more than you’d expect.
“Doom Patrol” manages to do the impossible, blending outrageous characters and story with humor and heart.
“Mortal Kombat” stands alone as one of the most fun and accurate video game adaptions of its time, and maybe even beyond.
HBO is diving into the even deeper end of the allegorical genre fiction pool with its new series “Lovecraft Country.”…
“Project Power” is not a bad film, but it’s not particularly a good one either.
