After her husband's death, Karen and her daughters Sarah and Emma head to the Pennsylvania mountains, to the house she inherited from her late husband. The house is almost secluded in the middle of the woods where people get lost. Karen is unfortunately a blonde dumbass, no, she's incredibly stupid, to the point it…

Oblivion Battery, or as I call it, "Mash and Zenitsu Play Baseball." Seriously, whose idea was it to pair these two character archetypes together? Since I can't stand either of them, I endured a lot before finally giving up halfway through. What's the story? Well, we have a tall, silent guy with a bowl cut who you can…

The story and world-building are solid, with a refreshing emphasis on nature's wisdom, ecosystems, harmony, respect, and selfless love. The third quarter dragged a bit. One thing that bugged me, though: while all the other characters are dressed pretty modestly, Nausicaä’s short skirt keeps blowing up, flashing a bit…

Still pretty good. My daughter's started liking Sonic, so I will have to start buying the plush toys. The mythology is getting more complex with the Master Esmerald, or something, Knuckles and Tails. Jim Carrey still rules, though, and he's the best thing about the whole movie.

I will always resent Kevin Costner for saying goodbye to Yellowstone (even though the problems were probably on both sides) and I understand that he wanted to shoot his passion project no matter the cost (in terms both of money and disputes with former colleagues). And if this four-part epic doesn't get finished …

I’m honestly not sure anymore—are the writers messing with us, or are they just out of fresh ideas? This episode circles back to elements missing in season two, and after watching, I can say I didn’t miss them at all. This felt as pointless as beating a dead horse; if they’d skipped this episode entirely, we wouldn’t…

I got a craving for a gangster film, so I decided to go to the French again. The film is based on true events, which always pleases me. It’s no longer about a clash between the main good and bad characters, as was the case in La French, but it does capture very well the idea that once you’ve been a gangster, you…

A prop bet on 80s retro, which keeps the atmosphere with electronic music and attention with sleazy teasing, but in order to rate it higher, the creators would have to exchange some of their fanboyism for storytelling ability and also come up with a better ending. Either wrap up the Mack Attack operation completely…

I’m desperately searching for some positives. Perhaps only that, in hindsight, I’ll appreciate Hopkins’s second-rate performance and that Boyd Holbrook, of course in a better film, could be the new Steve McQueen. Maybe. The chosen "fresh" concept of comedic buddy one-liners and sci-fi ala Marvel/DC Comics (true, in an…

A pretty enjoyable film with an unnecessarily long running time, but not so tiring in the end. At first it looks like a ghost story, then satanic horror, then ghost story again, and this is repeated several times. An unsettling story with at times haunting music as the tension builds towards the conclusion. Jane Hardy…