Katee Sackhoff
The series has become too committed to building a larger mythology, sacrificing its own characters to do so.
‘The Mandalorian’ Season 3, Episodes 1 and 2 Review: Meandering and Lifeless
Din Djarin's return is, so far, a boring endeavor that only occasionally sparks to life.
Katee Sackhoff talks Bo-Katan, THE MANDALORIAN Season 3, and What’s on Her Shelf
Sci-fi icon Katee Sackhoff talks season three of The Mandalorian, Bo-Katan, Battlestar Galactica, and what she keeps on her shelf.
The Book of Boba Fett: Series Premiere Review
Boba Fett is back, but should the legendary Star Wars bounty hunter have stayed in the Sarlaac where we last saw him?
Review: BOOK OF BOBA FETT Chapter 1 – Stranger in a Strange Land
A quick look at the latest episodic STAR WARS show, this one focusing on an an iconic bounty hunter newly tasked with running a crime syndicate.
Star Wars: First Book of Boba Fett Trailer Lands
The first trailer for Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett trailer lands.
The Mandalorian Season 2 Review
Season two of The Mandalorian has proven to be a highlight of the Disney Star Wars era – and even when it leans too hard into the nostalgia there's still something extremely compelling thanks to the unlikely pairing at its core.
The Book of Boba Fett Spin-off Announced in The Mandalorian Season 2 Finale
Star Wars fans can wonder no more about the rumoured Boba Fett TV series. The show was announced during the season two finale of The Mandalorian.
The Mandalorian Season Two Teaser Trailer Drops!
The Mandalorian – and Baby Yoda – are back for a season two on Disney+! Watch the first trailer!
Home Entertainment Review: Oculus
Oculus (Mike Flanagan, 2014) – It can be a hard thing for a critic to admit, but sometimes we can be wrong. I’m having a hard time remembering a movie I was as wrong about as I was with Oculus, though. When I first watched it several months ago at the Toronto International Film Festival (while […]
Oculus Review
Oculus is a smart, well acted, and deeply scary film that never treats the audience for a horror film like brain dead zombies who just want a gory, lazy geek show with a bunch of loud noises, whip pans, and smash cuts.
Interview: Mike Flanagan
We catch up with Oculus director Mike Flanagan to talk about adapting his own short to feature length, why it’s hard to pitch a movie about a killer mirror, how his lead actors went to great lengths to research their roles for a simple genre film, and how he kind of nerded out working with cast members from Doctor Who and Battlestar Galactica.
TIFF 2013: Oculus Review
Oculus Midnight Madness Director: Mike Flanagan Told with a great deal of ambition and style, the “possessed random object” subgenre of horror movies (and the even narrower subgenre of such films using mirrors) gets a much needed shot in the arm with Flanagan’s tightly plotted and original story. Oculus begins by showing 21 year old […]
Riddick Review
While solidly entertaining and once again establishing Vin Diesel's sci-fi persona as a credible antihero, Riddick feels like a slight entry in a franchise bound for more ambitious turns.