John Dotson Secret Invasion wrapped its season showcasing what a Samuel L. Jackson series could be like in the franchise. Now that the finale has ended, many MCU fans are asking themselves whether or not Season 2 will happen. What they should be asking is: Should Secret Invasion Season 2 happen? The series was a follow-up to
We begin with two unique films in entirely different genres to kick off our Fantasia Film Festival review coverage. The first is a reimagining of a classic Japanese character known as Shin Kamen Rider. Our second movie is an innovative war thriller, all told through the guise of a computer screen. That film, titled Stay
Fantasia International Film Festival kicks off this weekend, and we are here with part two of the movies we are excited to watch at this year’s festival. With so many movies playing at the festival, it’s hard to condense them into a top 10. Nevertheless, we have a finalized list of the five top anticipated
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer checks all the boxes for the distinguished director. The story involves a tortured hero navigating a problematic period, everyone wears tailor-made suits, and the women are highly depressed because of “men.” And just like Tenet and Interstellar, the film heavily dives deep into a segment of physics. However, Oppenheimer is a creative
After taking a year off to have a celebratory festival entirely in-person, Fantasia Fest has reopened its virtual doors to the press. This means Monsters and Critics will make its epic return to the Canadian festival in 2023. We adored films such as Alien on Stage and Hellbender and are highly anticipating the next phase
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One is no match for its hype. The seventh film in the Impossible franchise has a mission to capitalize on the success of Top Gun: Maverick and Mission Impossible – Fallout — arguably two of the best sequels made in Tom Cruise’s career. The 7th entry is a step-down,
When reflecting on cinematic experiences, it’s a healthy admiration for diverse genre experiences. Sure, this reviewer will never forget the first time watching The Dark Knight on an immersive 70mm canvas or walking into The Matrix in 1999 unthinkingly, only to be blown away by its mind-numbing story. At the same time, there are the
Before we begin this review, we want to clarify that watching Biosphere is enhanced by knowing little. So, if readers have yet to see the film, it might be worth watching first. Many films have explored the boundaries of how we perceive relationships. Biosphere accomplishes a similar dynamic, offering a sci-fi dystopian story as a
The Flash presents a familiar time travel concept. What if you could go back in time and save that one person who meant the world to you? It’s a relatable concept that is universal in feeling across all generations. Grief and loss are unavoidable commonalities in life, and death has no discrimination. The Flash is
Flamin’ Hot’s marketing describes the movie as “The flavor you know, the story you don’t.” The slogan is a simple tease to what might be the inspiring story of a simple custodial worker who garnered success by inventing the Flamin’ Hot Cheeto. As a disclaimer, the LA Times reported this to be untrue, stating Richard