Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Review: Stuck Chasing Phantoms
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire sees the Spengler family team up with the original Ghostbusters in a race to prevent a supernatural cataclysm.
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Mean Girls Review: Stop Trying To Make Fetch Happen
Mean Girls is a delightfully funny and fresh take on high school teenage girl clique-dom with engaging characters, witty, highly quotable dialogue, and a cast of future stars. It's just too bad that movie came out in 2004.
Frasier 2023: Paramount’s Revival Lacks Strong New Characters
Paramount's new Frasier reboot rehashes storylines in ways that pale in comparison to the original yet desperately attempt to replicate it.
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City Review: A Mangled Love Letter
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is a gnarled love letter to the legendary video game series.
Masters of the Universe: Revelation Review: Who has the Power?
Masters of the Universe: Revelation delivers the ultimate version of the legendary ”˜80s cartoon.
comPOSERS Episode 15: Star Trek (2009)
We're going where no one has gone before -- again! Join us for our Series 1 finale where we take on Michael Giacchino's excellent score to 2009's Star Trek reboot.
Child’s Play Review: A Savage Playdate
Child's Play doesn't take itself too seriously and embraces its kooky sci-fi premise. This reboot feels like a less thoughtful version of Black Mirror, but with a cranked up vicious streak.
Hellboy Review: Sympathy for the Devil
Neil Marshall's Hellboy movie brings moviegoers along for a chaotic romp through a violent and twisted dark fantasy world.
Friday the 13th Turns Ten: What Went Wrong and Can It Be Fixed?
On the tenth anniversary of its last installment, the Friday the 13th series is down but not out.
Thought Bubble: What Do We Want From Old Friends?
A glut of 1990s TV revivals are upon us. What do these Friends , X-Files , and Full House reunions hope to accomplish – and what should we as viewers expect from them?
Spider-Man: Never Too Old to be Young Again
I have a lot of sympathy for Spider-Man. After a remarkably successful eight-year run, hundreds upon hundreds of millions of dollars grossed, three major villains vanquished (along with a few minor ones to boot), and tolerating Kirsten Dunst for three whole movies, he’s finally been exposed. Peter Parker never finished high school. We know what […]
Retro Kick: Growing Up with Canadian TV
We Canadians often take for granted or mock Canadian TV programming. Our television tastes have broadened so much in the last decade or so, that we often see our own television industry as producing shows that are too hokey, too corny and even too Canadian for our sophisticated TV palettes. This is not to say […]
