The latest episode of What If?, and the Star Wars series Bad Batch, get the Reynolds Review touch
Bad Movie Sunday (2 Reviews)
It’s time for another roundup of bad movies during laundry day
The Trollbreath Cut
Snyder shows how to improve a bad film while simultaneously making it worse in new ways
Comic-Con
Comic-Con 2019 gives us more trailers than we can shake a stick at, and all the “Holy forking shirtballs!” we needed.
Goodnight, Ms. Jones
The Netflix era of Marvel movies ends not with a bang, but a whimper, with Jessica Jones season 3.
2018 Remembered
It’s close enough to the end of the year and I’m still on holiday break from work and writing, so it’s as good a time as any to reflect on the past year and look at my efforts, as well as all the other stuff that happened in general. It’s been a year of mixed…
November, 2018, Report
Ah, November. You have been both cruel and a delight. The cruelness comes from two fronts: the house is hating us right now and springing leaks from every pipe; and Netflix/Marvel are canceling my favorite shows. Granted, the former is more important than the latter, entertainment is just… entertainment. There are plenty more sources of…
I Am The Immortal… Wait For It….
I make no bones about disliking the first season of Iron Fist on Netflix. It was a sloppy mess, with poor writing, constantly changing character motivations for no good reason, lousy acting, bad martial arts scenes, and a main protagonist who was arrogant and obnoxious. It’s not a series I’ll ever watch again, and it…
Sweet Christmas (Reviews)
There’s actually a couple of reviews here, so let’s get right to them. Tons of spoilers ahead! Justice League: I make no apologies for being a Marvel fanboy. Spider-man was my jam when I was a child, and I grew up loving the Hulk, Fantastic Four, and the whole long stable of Marvel characters. That…
Boo Government
I spend too much time on Reddit. I freely admit this. I’ve curated my feed to focus primarily on writing, but with plenty of forays into other topics like Art Deco design features, astrophotography, history, retrofuturism, and artwork to inspire my stories, like Imaginary Technologies. I’ve also been a long-time subscriber to the Marvel forum,…