The Knife of Never Letting Go: A Book Review
With the movie Chaos Walking out—which I haven’t seen—I figured it would be a good idea to review the book it was based on: The Knife of Never Letting Go.
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Darkwing Duck Retrospective Part 2: 2017’s DuckTales
If the scant episodes of DuckTales featuring Darkwing Duck are anything to go on, then the Disney+ remake will be excellent. The bits that we’ve seen so far are both love letters to the series and poke fun at the show’s nature.
Darkwing Duck Retrospective Part 1: 1991’s Darkwing Duck
This is unfortunate for several reasons. One being because Darkwing Duck is a great show. I understand now why it has the fanbase it does, and why they bothered to include it in DuckTales.
Trailer Review: Archenemy
I was almost completely dismissive.
But then I saw the trailer.
This seems like something different.
I’m The Grim Reaper: A Dark and Beautiful Comic
Reviewing I’m the Grim Reaper is a novelty. To my knowledge, this is the first time we’ve covered a Webtoon on Scifibloggers.
She-Ra And The Princesses of Power: Epic Fantasy Greatness
She-Ra is not only a good show, but perhaps a great one. It’s a child-friendly epic fantasy. Warring factions and ancient magic and large battles dominate its plot. It has a much closer feel to Avatar than Barbie, with good writing and strong characters.
Among Us: A Suspiciously Fun Party Game
Maybe I don’t need to tell you about Among Us, the indie game that blew up in popularity. Even if you don’t know it by name, you’ve likely seen the little spaceship characters that exist to be betrayed by imposters.
Megatomic Battle Rabbit: A Promising Showing
Megatomic Battle Rabbit is a little out of my usual purview for a few reasons. The first simply because it’s a comic book. I’m predominantly a movie and television critic, but I know instances of good writing when I see it.
Solitary: Big Story On A Small Budget
The most impressive thing about Solitary is how few resources were used to make it. It’s microbudget, finished remotely due to the pandemic, and still a good film.
Bill & Ted Face The Music: Unbridled Joy
Bill & Ted Face The Music Proves Itself I was a fool to underestimate Bill & Ted Face the Music. I knew that the original movie, by reputation, was shockingly fun with an irreverent sense of humor. That despite the two main characters being stereotypes, there was something special about this series. But still, my…
Star Trek: Lower Decks: Could Be Worse, I Guess
Lower Decks Has Yet To Make Me Laugh The biggest issue with Lower Decks is that it’s not funny. Not at all. And, for a series supposed to be a comedy, that’s a brutal failure. You can tell where the show is supposed to be funny, where it intends to make you laugh, but it…
Top Five Classic Sci-Fi and Horror Series To Stream
There’s a lot of amazing modern sci-fi, fantasy, or horror series to stream. But there’s also some classic—and iconic—shows that every fan of those genres should experience at least once. And a lot of them you can still watch online. So, to broaden horizons and nudge a new generation of fans toward seminal classics, here’s…
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