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‘Work It’ Review: A dance-comedy that's a step behind By Todd Gilchrist A bookish high school student pursues a challenging hobby - competitive dance - in order to impress the admissions officer at her dream school.
‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ 1.01-1.04 Review: Set phasers to fun By Leigh Monson 'Star Trek: Lower Decks' feels like a return to form for 'Star Trek,' but maybe just not how you were expecting.
'Black Water: Abyss' Review: Caves and crocs make for fierce thrills By Matt Donato Andrew Traucki's sequel raises the stakes by taking the crocodile horrors of 'Black Water' and introducing an element of closed-in panic.
'La Llorona' Review: Not all sins can be forgiven By Matt Donato Jayro Bustamante honors tradition, heritage, and history in this wicked reinvention of the "Weeping Woman's" tale.
‘She Dies Tomorrow’ Review: Its own existential crisis By Leigh Monson It’s certainly interesting to see where 'She Dies Tomorrow' is going from scene to scene, but the film loses its luster and retroactively feels underdeveloped.
'The Umbrella Academy' 2.02 Recap: The Frankel Footage By Amelia Emberwing Now that Number Five (Aiden Gallagher) has set up a suitable base of operations in Elliott's (Kevin Rankin) bunker, he's able to start searching for his siblings in earnest.
'The Umbrella Academy' 2.01 Recap: Right Back Where We Started By Amelia Emberwing So, here we are again. We're back with the Hargreeves family, delightedly watching the members of The Umbrella Academy shatter the timeline beyond repair.
'Host' Review: Your worst Zoom and gloom nightmare By Matt Donato This "screen life" horror film born from lockdown conditions is a can't-miss slice of techno-horror intensity.
'Deep Blue Sea 3' Review: A fun bite of sharky horrors By Matt Donato John Pogue steps up and delivers a worthwhile 'Deep Blue Sea' sequel after the last entry's disastrous attempt.
'The Umbrella Academy' Season 2 Review: No sophomore slump here By Amelia Emberwing At its very core, what makes The Umbrella Academy such a great show is how fundamentally weird it is. Pleased to report that said weirdness returns in spades this season in both old ways and new.
