Out of the Deep Woods: “Sweet Tooth” Is Both A Daring and Beautiful Tale of Family and Adventure

Imagine. The year is 2020 or 2021. A sickness is going around causing everyone to get severely ill……and give birth to animal hybrid babies. One is very much true to today’s world whereas the other, thankfully, is just a work of fiction. Sweet Tooth is the post apocalyptic show I didn’t even know I neededContinue reading “Out of the Deep Woods: “Sweet Tooth” Is Both A Daring and Beautiful Tale of Family and Adventure”

“Lucifer” Showrunners Ildy Modrovich and Joe Henderson Talk Deckerstar, Final Goodbyes….and Blueberry Pies?

Recently, we had the amazing opportunity to interview Lucifer showrunners, Ildy Modrovich and Joe Henderson, and ask them questions about our favorite crime solving devil show. As 5B ended on a high note, they shared their thoughts on several topics (as we were determined to pick their minds apart) and needless to say, their answersContinue reading ““Lucifer” Showrunners Ildy Modrovich and Joe Henderson Talk Deckerstar, Final Goodbyes….and Blueberry Pies?”

Oh My Dad! “Lucifer” Shows A Broken Down Devil In It’s 5B Release

After nearly a year of waiting, Lucifer fans finally have the second half of season 5 at their fingertips. Because of covid restrictions, we had to wait just a little longer for both a premier date and a trailer which is understandable, but the excitement was real the closer it got to it’s release. BuckleContinue reading “Oh My Dad! “Lucifer” Shows A Broken Down Devil In It’s 5B Release”

“Lucifer” Makes A Triumphant Return In 5B

Netflix has officially released the second half of season 5, which continues the story from where we left off from the first 8 episodes . We were very fortunate to catch a screener for the second half a few months in advance, and as huge fans of the show, I can safely say, it madeContinue reading ““Lucifer” Makes A Triumphant Return In 5B”

“Blue Miracle” Is A Powerful Story About Trust, Family and Perseverance

Let it be known that I’m not the biggest fan of “based on a true story” movies. So it came as a surprise to me when Netflix reached out and asked if I was willing to watch this movie and do a piece on it. After watching the trailer, I decided it looked pretty decentContinue reading ““Blue Miracle” Is A Powerful Story About Trust, Family and Perseverance”

Netflix’s “Castlevania” Ends On An Action Packed High Note

Castlevania has been a rollercoaster of a ride from the very first season. Now that the final season is available to watch, how can it conclude everything and still make an impact on viewers? Believe me when I say it did. As a 10 episode series finale, Castlevania left me laughing, crying, and wondering whatContinue reading “Netflix’s “Castlevania” Ends On An Action Packed High Note”

“Yasuke” Is A Beautiful Blend of History and Fantasy

This review might be a little late to the party but you know what they say: better late than never. Yasuke has been on my watch list for quite some time and I couldn’t wait to sink my teeth into it once it was released. As expected, it did not disappoint. Mild spoilers ahead. Yasuke,Continue reading ““Yasuke” Is A Beautiful Blend of History and Fantasy”

Jupiter’s Legacy, is it any good?

In a world full of many superhero movies, tv shows, books, comics, and video games, comes Jupiter’s Legacy, another show that falls into the superhero genre, trying to set itself apart from the rest, but is it enough? This is a non-spoiler review. I will start off by saying, I love this genre. Lately, it’sContinue reading “Jupiter’s Legacy, is it any good?”

“The Mitchells vs the Machines” Is Chaotic, Fun, And Relatable In More Ways Than One

To be completely honest, I almost didn’t watch this. Because I enjoy procrastinating, it took me nearly a week since its release to actually sit down and watch it. But having finally done so, I regret nothing. The Mitchells vs the Machines is everything I could ever hope for in an animated film and it’sContinue reading ““The Mitchells vs the Machines” Is Chaotic, Fun, And Relatable In More Ways Than One”