Content is coming fast and furious from the Hall of Heroes. DC Fandome is in full swing and it’s been enjoyable to follow along. DC gets much maligned but this event has been a really fun diversion. Speaking of fun, we finally get a look at the James Gunn directed The Suicide Squad and it
Fresh from the Hall of Heroes, a new Wonder Woman trailer is upon us. Get your first look at Cheetah, Pedro Pascal’s villainous Maxwell Lourd, and the still adorable chemistry between Gal Gadot and Chris Pine. Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes: Max
In a current world where everything is isolated due to a global pandemic, there’s something quite thrilling about watching movies where people are in isolation attempting to break out. Such is the case with Sputnik, a thrilling piece of sci-fi from Russia, which takes the creature feature to new heights. Much of Sputnik was a
It is nice when your faith in a show, however small, is rewarded. The Umbrella Academy’s first season contained a myriad of interesting elements that never cohered into anything truly superlative. Thank goodness a time jump injected some personality and life into the show as the second season is truly a delight. Building upon the
The Emmy nominations were announced today and naturally there was a lot to talk about. Netflix led the field with a whopping 160 nominations. Here are my key takeaways from the Emmy nomtinations. The Good Black women are all up and through the acting nominations. There’s at least one Black woman nominated in every acting
When I looked back at my list of shows to start working on this piece, I was honestly surprised at how far we’ve come. Not just because of the fact 2020 has been 100 years long, but the breadth of shows released was really interesting. I had a harder than usual time narrowing down my