Reign of the Seven Spellblades Volume 9 maintains a speedy, exciting pace through most of the book, building the world and characters simultaneously.
Reign of the Seven Spellblades Volume 9 packs in Fights Read More »
Suncoast has two leads delivering outstanding, ranged performances, but it, at times, feels misplaced in a movie that’s more shallow than deep.
Suncoast Is a Quirky With Amazing Leads Despite Shallow Moments [Sundance] Read More »
The Moogai uses the monster as a metaphor for the danger of white people stealing Aboriginal children and the loss of culture it creates.
The Moogai Blends Monster Horror With Terror of White People [Sundance] Read More »
Bofuri Volume 10, despite some initial pacing issues, keeps introducing new challenges and rivals in a timely manner, crafting anticipation for what’s next.
Bofuri Volume 10 Gives Readers What They Love, Maple and Skills Read More »
Exhibiting Forgiveness is a wondrous journey through a Black family’s traumatic past thanks to artful, meaningful direction, and a dynamite cast.
Exhibiting Forgiveness Paints a Stunning Portrait About Forgiveness [Sundance] Read More »
Despite times where the comedy falls flat, Underdoggs, with its talented cast, crafts a story that inspires laughter, smiles, and cheers.
The Underdoggs Is Hilarious Thanks to Its Cast’s Chemistry Read More »
Luther: Never Too Much is at once wondrous and heart-wrenching. Luther’s presence shines as viewers learn more about a legend gone too soon.
Luther: Never Too Much Sings to the Heart [Sundance Review] Read More »
The Boxer Volume 4 keeps the frantic pace of previous volumes while still engaging readers in the immersive world of boxers.
The Boxer Volume 4 Is Exciting With More Surprises to Come Read More »
Higurashi: Gou Volume 2 is familiar and surprising as the cycle of death returns for Rika and her friends. However, the gruesome deaths feel like overkill.
Higurashi: Gou Volume 2 Ups the Gore to Frantic Levels Read More »
Coffee Moon Volume 4 nails every aspect ,except the larger plot unravels at a confusing snail’s pace. Clarity is essential to keep this series a page-turner.
Coffee Moon Volume 4 Is Engaging but Its Mystery Confuses Read More »