It’s been a while since I’ve seen a sci-fi thriller as refreshingly original as The End of Oak Street, and going into this movie completely blind was one of the best decisions I could’ve made for myself. The story follow an ordinary suburban family must find a way back home after their neighborhood is transported … More The End of Oak Street Movie Review
The first movie I ever saw in a theater was Spider-Man 3 back in 2007. Ever since then, I was captivated by the Spider-Man character thanks to his unique set of superpowers, his jovial nature, and his willingness to always do the right thing. He became my favorite fictional character and subsequently became my gateway … More Spider-Man: Brand New Day Movie Review + My Spider-Man Movie Ranking
The world renowned and critically acclaimed animated series from Nickelodeon, Avatar: The Last Airbender, began in 2005 and ended in 2008, capturing the hearts and minds of viewers young and old. Not only was the series’ premise of four elemental nations already captivating, but the show’s themes of imperialism and the importance of balance ensured … More Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender Movie Review
From Percy Jackson to The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, The Odyssey is a story that has seen countless adaptations. This is mainly because The Odyssey isn’t just any fictional story, it’s the fictional story. So many narrative devices such as themes encompassing the dangers of hubris and prioritizing cunning over brute strength, to the structure of … More The Odyssey Movie Review
Between the original 2016 Moana film not even being a decade old yet, Moana 2 only being released a couple years prior, and now having a live-action remake, Disney sure has been giving us a lot of Moana content as of late. In Disney’s defense, cashing in on the Moana franchise isn’t the worst business … More Moana (2026) Movie Review
When it comes to a franchise that blends horror, action, and dark comedy to near perfect degree, not many do it as well as the Evil Dead franchise. Whether we’re referring to the classic Evil Dead trilogy that began in 1981 starring a chainsaw wielding Ash Williams played by Bruce Campbell or the later films … More Evil Dead Burn Movie Review
After four Despicable Me movies and two Minions movies, I admittedly didn’t think that this flagship franchise from Illumination Animation had a lot of steam left. There’s only so much slapstick comedy and Minion gibberish that carry a single film, and the first Minions films released in 2015 showed the cracks pretty early on. Granted, … More Minions & Monsters Movie Review
Our new cinematic universe from DC Studios continues with its second official film, Supergirl. Now, the iteration of Supergirl that this film elected to represent is not the Kara Zor-El that is known from the Silver and Bronze Ages of Comics. This Supergirl is heavily inspired by the Woman of Tommorow comics that debuted in … More Supergirl Movie Review
Five installments in and this beloved Pixar franchise still hasn’t lost its steam. Now admittedly, I was in the camp of believing the Toy Story franchise should’ve ended at the third film. I know this is a common sentiment, but the finality that Toy Story 3 represented was undeniable, especially considering its coming of age … More Toy Story 5 Movie Review
If Disney ever decides to make a Goofy Movie remake, I think Tone Stith might have to be who they cast as Powerline. This project had Tevin Campbell vibes written all over it. Now, I had to do a review for this album as soon as I finished it. This album is so good, it … More Tone Stith: The Edge Album Review
Noah Robinson 