Friday Fiction: There’s A Snowstorm Inside
Nov 22, 2024
The Wild Robot: An Incredible Animated Movie
Nov 20, 2024
Foundations: The 5 Best Blue Cards
Nov 18, 2024
Friday Fiction: Fantasy Tale Hat
Nov 15, 2024
Foundations: The 5 Best White Cards
Nov 13, 2024
Rogue Protocol: Best Murderbot Book Yet
Nov 12, 2024
Friday Fiction: Science Fiction Shoes
Nov 8, 2024
It Came From The Archives: “Book Review: I Found a Circus Tent in the Woods Behind My House”
Nov 6, 2024
Agatha All Along Episodic Coverage: “Maiden Mother Crone”
Nov 4, 2024
Friday Fiction: The Opposite of a Werewolf Curse
Nov 1, 2024
Halloween Fiction: Pumpkin Coins and Fae Rules
Oct 31, 2024
Agatha All Along Episodic Coverage: Follow Me My Friend/To Glory at the End
Oct 30, 2024
Book Review: I Found The Boogeyman Under My Brother’s Crib
Oct 28, 2024
Friday Fiction: The Art Gallery (Part 3)
Oct 25, 2024
Agatha All Along Episodic Coverage: “Death’s Hand In Mine”
Oct 23, 2024
The longer they stay in Plain House, the stranger things get. Bethany’s new and improved life is showing some more of its… changes. Its costs. Its cracks. And soon, she may need to face the full scope of this supernatural house.
I don’t blame you if you’ve never heard of Star Wars Resistance. It’s more obscure; I only discovered it by searching through the vast swath of Star Wars content on Disney+. It’s the only series I know of that deals with anything related to the events of the newest trilogy (at time of writing) and seems the closest to a traditional children’s show.
So, here we are: The end of The Owl House. Perhaps my all-time favorite animated series. I wish the third season had been more, had been an actual season, but this is the next best thing.
Jeff has been such a good boyfriend to Bethany, but there is something strange about him. Something that doesn’t make sense.
The Book of Boba Fett seemed like an outlier when I considered it for review. A strange tangent for the Star Wars universe to explore. In the grand scheme of the current version of the universe (I’m sure the no-longer-canon books had him a ton), Boba Fett is a blip.
Did you know Disney released a book series like Goosebumps but with their villains? Well, neither did I, but it’s called Disney Chills; there are six out and a seventh releasing this year, and because it seems like fun, we’ll be reviewing all of them over the next few months. Starting with Part of Your Nightmare, a book that takes the horrifying implications of Ursula’s powers and then goes even further with them.
Bethany’s life is going much better now—but she doesn’t remember where or how she got so many cats.
Horrid is a book about emotions more than anything else. Its plot, its ending, its momentum are all in service of getting across big emotional moments.
Let’s get two things out of the way regarding Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. First off, I know some stuff about the game, but I’m not a hardcore TTRPG player. I got some of the abundant references—but a lot of them went right over my head, and my criticisms may be affected or skewed in some way by this. And second, it needs to be acknowledged from a pop culture history standpoint how cool it is that this film exists at all.
Today’s story is only the beginning. In a neighborhood you’ve never visited, there’s a house. It’s called Plain House, for it is not worth describing how it looks.
Star Wars Rebels mostly escaped my radar during its 2014-2018 run, but it was a positive surprise to explore now. Despite feeling like this franchise is now racing towards oversaturation (if it has not already reached it), Star Wars television shows have—for apparently a long time—been mostly solid little pieces of media.
Obi-Wan Kenobi is a show hard to review as its own thing. While lately a good chunk of Star Wars is an act of accounting for missing parts in the timeline and universe, Kenobi has especially little space to experiment—its plot is so heavily stuck by continuity that there are practically no surprises to be had. We know who can and cannot die in any scene; even people who don’t know Star Wars well will have a general idea of what will happen in this plot.
