Candy Cane Lane struggles to balance comedy in some parts, but pulls ahead with a message of togetherness and focusing on what you love.
Candy Cane Lane Is Family Love Wreathed In Holiday Cheer Read More »
The Princess of Convenient Plot Devices Volume 3 has difficulty blending action with the history of Octavia’s world, so it drags too much.
Convenient Plot Devices Volume 3 Tables Fake Love For Boredom Read More »
My Dear, Curse-Casting Vampiress Volume 2 mixes adorable, sweet moments with action while building up the future conflicts.
My Dear, Curse-Casting Vampiress Volume 2 Is Love and Body Parts Read More »
I Want to Be a Receptionist Volume 2 shows more of the ins and outs of society but lacks dynamic characters.
I Want to Be a Receptionist Volume 2 Builds Worlds Read More »
Napoleon feels as lifeless as its colors even with occasional comedy. Too much remains elusive about the characters while the tale seems pointless.
Napoleon Is A Sketch That Overstays Its Welcome Read More »
A dark, weird, and hilarious tale about lust and greed, Saltburn is an intriguing follow-up feature for writer-director Emerald Fennell.
Saltburn Is Dark, Weird, And Hilarious Read More »
The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess Volume 5 shows how absence makes the heart grow fonder, even with war looming, balancing lessons with laughter.
No Longer Heroine Volume 4 tries for lighthearted laughs at times, but often it feels callous as this collection of dislikable teenagers lack depth.
No Longer Heroine Volume 4 Is an Unbalanced Look at Teenagers in Love Read More »
Bottoms is not a film for everyone. While there are great performances, the writing and minimizing of certain character’s harm pulls the film down.
Bottoms Does Serious Scenes Better Than Humor Read More »
Villains Are Destined to Die Volume 4 has a frenzied pace and plenty of surprises and laughs. It’s a whirlwind that’s impossible to down.
Villains Are Destined to Die Volume 4 Opens the World With Magic and Fights Read More »