The three movies we’ll be going over in this month’s movie article don’t have too much in common, but if I had to pick one aspect they all have that’s similar, it’s that none of them are suitable for children.

Dept. Q might be the most recent bingeable program Netflix has released, but I think we need to go over whether or not it’s actually any good.

It’s time to review The Tawny Man Trilogy, the next three books in Robin Hobb’s Realm of the Elderlings. How do these novels compare to Farseer and Liveship Traders?

Nearly three years after an amazing first season, Andor has returned. Unfortunately for fans of those initial 12 episodes, the second, and final, season of Andor is a major letdown.

In this roundup of 2025 films, it’s time to review three very different movies. If you’re looking for a spy thriller, a realistic war story, or a British comedy, you might be able to find a film that interests you amongst this trio of titles.

In this round of graphic novel reviews, we’ll take a look at two series by popular comic scribe Rick Remender that fall into the science fiction and fantasy genres, as well as a horror graphic novel written by Joe Hill.

I’m not typically one to write-up anything about a show after only watching one episode, but the premiere of Dope Thief is so cliché and subpar that it merits this post.

In Robin Hobb’s second trilogy in the Realm of the Elderlings we’ll take to the seas on liveships, navigate the Pirate Isles, and explore the trading city of Bingtown, as we focus on an entirely new cast of characters in a maritime fantasy.

Yikes. Sometimes a finale really can spoil an entire season. This was unfortunately the case with the third season of The White Lotus.

For viewers with an appetite for more emotional television that isn’t always an easy watch you’d be hard-pressed to find a better program in recent memory than Netflix’s newest hit.

Episode 3 of Season 48 of Survivor epitomized some of the biggest problems with the direction the newer seasons of the show have taken.

I watched the first three episodes of Paradise so you don’t need to.

After reviewing a trio of films earlier this month that I didn’t particularly care for, it was time for me to plop back down on the couch and watch three more movies in a quest to find titles worthy of my recommendation.

In this month’s movie reviews, we’ll take a look at three 2024 releases that I didn’t enjoy nearly as much as most moviegoers seemed to.

If you’re in the mood for a decent, grim Western, then Netflix’s newest 6-episode series might be just what you’re looking for.

With a subpar plot and bland characters, Season 2 of a once-promising series is a big letdown.

Gladiator II is a bad movie. It’s not funny-bad. It’s also not truly awful to the point that it offends my very being. It is simply not good. Gladiator II is one big nothingburger of a movie – a film whose worst offense may simply be the fact that it exists.

As I’ve been getting more into fantasy novels, I’ve seen Robin Hobb’s name brought up multiple times as an author worth reading. Today, let’s take a look at the first trilogy set in her Realm of the Elderlings: the Farseer trilogy.

As we welcome a new year of movies and television, let’s take a look back at three films that came out towards the latter part of 2024 and discuss if any of them are worth watching this January.

As we turn the final page of our 2024 calendars and head off into 2025, it’s time to take one last look back at the year that was and hand out some much deserved Best (and Worst) Awards!