Marvel's First Family have been invisible in the MCU thus far -- whether the goodwill toward Marvel would stretch to this adaptation was hotly debated, but here's the thing...
Michael Shanks’s first feature is one wicked spitfire of a horror film, and if its metaphors seem heavy-handed, it has the decency at least to deliver them in the nastiest package possible.
Michael Shanks’s first feature is one wicked spitfire of a horror film, and if its metaphors seem heavy-handed, it has the decency at least to deliver them in the nastiest package possible.
Marvel's First Family have been invisible in the MCU thus far -- whether the goodwill toward Marvel would stretch to this adaptation was hotly debated, but here's the thing...
"While not everyone’s ending feels completely satisfactory, as a whole the season did a good job of resolving their unique conflicts, basking in the ability to make us mourn for characters we’ve had not one, but two entire seasons to get attached to..."
For the glossy Hollywood Treatment of the world's most glamorous extreme sport, Kosinski asks the question: Should we bring back Brad Pitt Blockbusters? (Spoilers: No, thanks.)
