Movies and Television Is LATE NIGHT Worth Staying Up For? Writer-star Mindy Kaling's LATE NIGHT was pushed back from last week at that last minute. Is that a sign of bad news or is i…
Movies and Television Please, Moviegoers, Don’t Fall for the Con of THE HUSTLE ComicsVerse's Tim Stevens grew up loving the movie that inspired THE HUSTLE. This new offering, however, does not live up to…
Movies and Television Is BOOKSMART Merely a Gender-Swapped SUPERBAD? Olivia Wilde makes her directing debut with the already hyped BOOKSMART. Is it worthy of the chatter? ComicsVerse's Tim Stev…
Movies and Television LITTLE Offers Excellent Marsai Martin, Some Mild Fun Marsai Martin turns in a top notch performance as a de-aged Regina Hall in LITTLE. Does the rest of this magic age swap come…
Movies and Television ANNA AND THE APOCALYSPE Is A Gory Good Time At The Cinema A zombie apocalypse breaks out in a small Scottish town, causing the teenagers to break out into song while slaying the unde…
Movies and Television INSTANT FAMILY Is a Surprise of the Pleasant Variety Though completely unexpected, ComicsVerse's Tim Stevens found INSTANT FAMILY to be funny with a thoughtful and accurate pers…
Movies and Television The Unseen Horror: FIDO THE UNSEEN HORROR moves into lighter fare with the zombie comedy FIDO. How well does this film balance laughs, screams, and …
Comics Reviews IT CAME OUT ON A WEDNESDAY #2: A Cavalcade of the Bizarre IT CAME OUT ON A WEDNESDAY #2 showcases more talents of the indie-comic community. …
Movies and Television HAPPYTIME MURDERS Has Few Jokes and Repeats Them Forever… THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS promises a puppet WHO FRAMES ROGER RABBIT. It delivers something much different and far worse, says Co…
Movies and Television Short Take Film Reviews: BLACKkKLANSMAN, ALPHA, and More! There are so many movies. Are there too many? Of course not! But sometimes a mortal, even one as exemplary as our critic Tim…
Movies and Television NEVER GOIN BACK’s Strong Leads Can’t Escape Stoner Stereotypes NEVER GOIN BACK has two strong leads and a shaggy amiable tone. However, ComicsVerse critic Tim Stevens says it can't escape…
Movies and Television Why SORRY TO BOTHER YOU Challenges, Unnerves, and Delivers SORRY TO BOTHER YOU's satire takes a hammer and tongs to this moment in capitalism and race relations with great visual flai…