Batman: Revolution Has An Excellent Riddler But Is Otherwise A Lame Continuation Of Burton’s Batman
The issue with a novel sequel to Tim Burton’s Batman is that the music and the visuals are what make...
TV And Movies
Psycho II is a Surprisingly Strong Sequel
Psycho II is far better than it has any right to be. A belated sequel to a Hitchcock masterpiece, released...
Hotel Room: David Lynch’s Fascinating, Forgotten TV Show
Just when I accepted we’d never get any more David Lynch projects, I discovered Hotel Room. The director has a...
Surf’s Up! Joker’s Under! is 60s Batman at its Best
I like to fall asleep to Batman. The 60s show is pure comfort viewing, outwardly wild and wacky and yet...
The Best and Worst of Millennium Season 2
Welcome to the new Millennium. If you tuned into a second season episode after catching a few of the first...
Race Across The World Is An Excellent Show With One Big Problem
“Oh no, this might be the first bad series.” This thought came to me while watching the first couple of...
The Influence of The Leftovers on Paradise Season 2
Paradise is no longer the same show it was in its first season. It’s a bold move to mix up...
The Mandalorian Visual Guide Keeps (Almost) All Of The Show’s Secrets
A visual guide for The Mandalorian was to be released in 2021. Then, with no reason given, the book was,...
Son of Dathomir Feels Like a Trial Run for Maul: Shadow Lord (And Inspired Rise of Skywalker?)
Darth Maul: hero? The recent release of Maul: Shadow Lord has ushered in a new kind of Star Wars story...
Batman: Resurrection is a Fun but Misguided Prose Sequel to Tim Burton’s Poetic Batman
Batman Returns co-writer Daniel Waters has spoken about how Tim Burton’s Batman films are poetry. Artistic, flowing, visual tone poems...
