Freaky: A Horror-Comedy That Fails To Push Past Its Simple Concept
Christopher Landon – the man behind Happy Death Day – decided to flip the script once again on the comedy genre but this time the well-known body-
Author: Jeffrey Bowie Jr.
I love movies and television. Whether it’s timeless classics such as Psycho or The Wire, to modern greats such as Parasite or Brooklyn Nine-Nine, I’ve spent countless of hours watching (and writing) any movie or television show that I could find. Writing and entertainment is in my blood and I’m happy that I get a chance to share discuss these topics on a daily basis.
Why The Many Saints In Newark Disappointed At The Box Office
The Sopranos is a cultural phenom that put HBO and anti-heroes on the map. This crime drama centers around Tony Soprano (the late and great James Gandolfini),
Rediscovering The Leftovers: Why This HBO Gem Deserves Your Attention
Ever since the inception of The Sopranos in the 1990s, HBO has been synonymous with high-quality content, delivering iconic shows like The Wire, Boardwalk Emp
Is A Crossover Between Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey McGuire’s Spiderman A Good Idea?
In less than four months, the third entry in the Tom Holland vehicle will finally make it’s way into theaters. The buzz behind Spiderman: No Way Home is
Why X-Men: The Last Stand Is A Fun Disappointment
We’ve talked about Spiderman 3 and how much of a mess that film was; however, it’s time to discuss the film’s hated counterpart: X-Men: The
Is Training Day Denzel Washington’s Best Movie?
One of the greatest actors of our generation is Denzel Washington. Whether he’s playing an amateur sleuth (Devil in a Blue Dress), a human rights activi
Does Slumdog Millionaire Deserve It’s Best Picture Win?
Originally scheduled to be a direct-to-DVD feature, Slumdog Millionaire was one of the most shocking commercial and awards successes of the early 2000s. Direc
The Five Best Episodes Of DC’s Titans On HBO Max (Season One)
The popular DC comic featuring Raven, Starfire, Robin, and Beast Boy has its gritty live-action series currently streaming on HBO Max. With three seasons alre
Why Dear Evan Hansen Failed To Connect At The Box Office
In 2015, Dear Evan Hansen made its debut on Broadway and was heavily praised for the tackling of its subject matter and the unforgettable songs that came with
Sorry To Bother You: Why You Should Check It Out
Before LaKeith Stanfield received his first Oscar nomination for his role in Judas and The Black Messiah, the 30-year-old was in one of the weirdest, boldest,
