The Guilty: TIFF ’21 Review
Despite copaganda elements, The Guilty is a fraught, riveting movie with dynamic acting and overarching themes of systemic issues, provided you haven’t seen…
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There’s Someone Inside Your House Review
There’s Someone Inside Your House has memorable moments; however, it is predictable with a lackluster story and plot that fails to make a lasting impression.
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Love of Kill Volume 02 Review
Love of Kill Volume 2 delivers an assassin that makes me think of Tamaki-senpai in Ouran High School Host Club.
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Play It Cool, Guys Volume 2 Review
Play It Cool, Guys Volume 2 brings the cute, clumsy, oddball group under one roof to finally meet. This second volume has a total of six chapters, and it’s a quick read.
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The Detective is Already Dead Volume 1 Review
The artwork is gorgeous, with angelic light in the cover art and inserts works—think sepia but stunning, not sunken. But there’s more to this light novel than a gorgeous, I-want-that-outfit-she-has-on cover! The story starts at what readers will assume to be the end, yet it’s a new beginning with the same yet different person. With me so far? Let’s go deeper.
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Midnight Mass Is A Stunning Series
Streaming details by JustWatch Midnight Mass is the latest creation from Mike Flanagan, the talented director/creator who brought us The Haunting of Hill House, Doctor Sleep, and Absentia. Flanagan’s attention to detail makes Midnight Mass an engrossing series that benefits from repeated viewings. His works creep up on you over time; moving from good to
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Night Raiders: TIFF ’21 Review
Night Raiders is a timely, tragic look at how prejudices and government combined wreak destructive havoc.
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Aloners: TIFF ’21 Capsule Review
Aloners is a quietly moving film that looks at loneliness and the harm capitalism causes when people are forced to sacrifice living.
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Farewell to My Alter Review: How We Identify
Farewell to My Alter, from Yen Press, is a collection of short stories from Nio Nakatani with translation by Eleanor Summers and lettering by Erin Hickman. The stories explore many emotional issues, such as identity, love, affection, and loss. The entire collection of nine stories is beautiful. Farewell to My Alter handles the subject and
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The Green Knight Review: Epic Arthouse
The Green Knight may seem niche, playing to a particular market; but, thanks to its cast and story, the film can appeal to others, not solely fans of A24 or epic medieval tales. Streaming details by JustWatch The Green Knight, written and directed by David Lowery and starring Dev Patel, Alicia Vikander, and Joel Edgerton,
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