I always figured that Now Apocalypse would have a bit of a fall from the high of its wacky first episode, but I didn’t expect quite a steep decline. The show is at its best when it’s challenging the audience and getting wacky, even in simple setting, and this episode missed most of that until
Starz’s new show Now Apocalypse arrived in haze of glory. From the wild mind of Greg Araki, this show stars Avan Jogia and Beau Mirchoff as two roommates living in LA who begin to deal with some wild occurrences. I haven’t decided whether I’ll recap week to week (I’ll definitely keep watching though), but here
Marvel, through years of wonderful films and iconic characters, has lulled audiences into a sense of comfort. We know what to expect mostly because we have had a chance to get used to characters over multiple installments. Even with Black Panther and his Oscar winning cultural phenomenon hit of a movie, much of the groundwork
The year is certainly young, but with Apollo 11, we have what might be the coolest movie of the year.