D23 2026: Marvel and Star Wars news roundup
D23 brought a wave of new announcements, first looks and surprises from across the worlds of Marvel and Star Wars, offering fans a clearer picture of what lies ahead on both the big and small screens. From the first cast announcements for Marvel Studios’ upcoming X-Men...
The Man From Earth is a Miracle of Simplicity – A Review
The Man from Earth is a ridiculous film. It really is. It has no right working as well as it does. I revisited it recently, and almost immediately remembered why it hit me so hard the first time. It is one of those films that sounds...
The Sheep Detectives is Too Smart to be This Careless – A Review
The sheep look up at the sky and decide that clouds are their dead. It is the kind of joke that should collapse the moment you explain it, yet somehow improves the longer you sit with it. Wool below, wool above. A flock with almost...
Boston Boys are Back in B-movie – A Review
[caption id="attachment_21263" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] God why does Matt Damon always look so fine. Casey Affleck looks like a bum and I don't support him[/caption] This review contains moderate spoilers. Rory needs $32,450. He has worked out the exact cost of dragging his life back into shape, and...
Fellowship Film Club: Ep2. The Thing (1982) / 28 Days Later (2002)
Two isolated worlds. Two terrifying visions of collapse. Ryan and Dee dive into 28 Days Later and The Thing, unpacking why these sci-fi horror masterworks still hit so hard and what they say about paranoia, human nature, and the limits of trust when survival is...
