Hulu’s How I Met Your Father is about a month old now, and while it hasn’t yet hit the quality of its predecessor, CBS’ How I Met Your Mother, it’s smart enough to tackle the pitfalls of modern dating and diversified its…
Sundance 2022: ‘We Met in Virtual Reality’ is a humanizing piece of advertisement for VR
Written, edited, and directed by Joe Hunting, We Met in Virtual Reality features Jenny VR, DustBunny VR, Toaster VR, IsYourBoi VR, and DragonHeart VR as participants in this documentary about life and connection in Virtual Reality. It’s part of the…
‘Jackass Forever’ review: A joyful celebration of masculinity in all its, ahem, fluidity
Johnny Knoxville and the gang return for even more hurt in Jackass Forever, the fourth installment in the series that invites you to laugh your ass off. Back in 2000, at the start of the new millennium, it’s hard to…
How Buffy Summers could beat over half of the Avengers in a fair fight.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s titular character has what it takes to not only be an Avenger, but to win against most of them in 1:1 battle. No, seriously. Buffy the Vampire Slayer started out as a comedic horror box office hit…
The 10 best new songs of January : The Weekend, FKA Twigs, and more
January has already come and gone and while, for the most part, it was a slog to get through (at least for the East Coasters in the US facing down gray skies and blizzards) there were, at the very least,…
‘Nancy Drew’ season 3 finale review: “The Ransom of the Forsaken Soul” unleashes terror upon Horseshoe Bay
Now that was a great season finale! “The Ransom of the Forsaken Soul” gave us everything we loved about Nancy Drew, but the episode turned up the dial on the action and raised the stakes. Sure, most of the scenes…
‘Peacemaker’ review: Superhero, John Cena is not
Peacemaker turns in some great performances from the cast but first you have to get past the unredeeming qualities of the show’s main character. Follow me on a journey to the past, a far-off time known as “1966.” Lyndon B.…