Review: ‘The Hunt’ is a Brutal and Darkly Funny Satire That Spares No One
WARNING: The following review of ‘The Hunt’ contains spoilers and politically charged language and terms. The terms are denoted with quotation marks because they...
July 14, 2020
Opinion: Why Chris Evans’ Website, A Starting Point, is Just What We Needed
No matter what side of the road you’re on, whose car you’re in, or which stop you get off at, politics are everywhere. As...
July 13, 2020
‘Keep This to Yourself’ by Tom Ryan Wins 2020 Thriller Award!
Not only is Tom Ryan‘s mystery novel Keep This to Yourself an Arthur Ellis Award winner, but it was recently named the winner of...
July 13, 2020
Creation Entertainment Postpones Stranger Con New Jersey to 2021
The show must go on, but in 2021! Creation Entertainment’s Stranger Con in New Jersey is being postponed for the second time. Originally set...
July 13, 2020
New Animated ‘Star Wars’ Series ‘The Bad Batch’ Coming to Disney+
After the success of the latest and final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Disney+ has announced another animated Star Wars series titled The Bad Batch. With...
Author: Britt
Britt is a Los Angeles based writer, burlesque performer, and life long nerd. A former drama kid turned playwright and classic ambivert, (shout out fellow ambiverts! There are dozens of us! Dozens!) her love of books, snacks, and cats makes her a Ravenclaw with Hufflepuff leanings. She is a voracious reader, writer, and unapologetic binge-watcher. Her lifelong obsessions include Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Star Trek, Harry Potter, Firefly, Battlestar Galactica, Doctor Who, Arrested Development, Neil Gaiman, and Frank Herbert's Dune series. Her current obsessions include: Sherlock, Black Mirror, The Great British Baking Show, RuPaul's Drag Race, and Counterpart. She will also gladly talk people's ears off about graphic novels if they let her, which they usually don't. Find Britt on Twitter @MsGeorgiaOQueef
Review: ‘The Invisible Man’ Is A Taut, Yet Shallow, Thrill-Ride
A woman quickly and quietly gathers her belongings in the middle of the night. She’s in a beautiful, yet austere compound overlooking the ocean....
Spoiler Free Review: ‘The Magicians’ Season 5 and Surviving the Loss of Q
Disclaimer: Before we delve into a review of the beginning of season 5, we wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the hurt and...
Spoiler Free Review: The Return of the Final Season of ‘The Good Place’ and Woke Chidi
Alright my precious dinks, strap back in and get your shrimp cocktail glasses ready, because the final season of The Good Place is back...
Review: ‘Black Christmas’ is Maddeningly Bleh
WARNING: This review contains SPOILERS and mentions of sexual assault Friday the 13th of December and the new “feminist” horror flick of the #MeToo...
‘The Good Place’ Mid-Season Review: Humanity is Worthy of Saving, But How?
All right benches, listen up! The final season of The Good Place has just reached its slightly past halfway mark, and you know what...
Nerds and Beyond Fest Review: “Daniel Isn’t Real” is a Trippy Thriller About the Power of Choice
Next up in my Beyond Fest coverage is Daniel Isn’t Real! Daniel Isn’t Real is a new horror/thriller directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer and...
Nerds and Beyond Fest Review: ‘Color Out of Space’ is Lovecraftian Fun for the Whole Family
Color Out of Space is the new film from the infamous cult writer/director, Richard Stanley (Hardware, The Island of Dr Moreau). It’s based off...
Spoiler Free Review: ‘The Good Place’ Season Four is Thought Provoking and Still Really Forking Funny
Holy forking shirtballs, benches. The fourth and final season of The Good Place is upon us? Are you forking kidding me!? (Apologies in advance...
Review: ‘Ad Astra’ Shoots for the Stars But Doesn’t Quite Land
WARNING: THERE ARE SPOILERS. TURN BACK NOW IF YOU DON’T WANT TO KNOW! Ad Astra tells the story of Roy McBride (played by...
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