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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review: The Peak
Four years after the reality-fracturing events of No Way Home, Peter Parker is completely alone. No Avengers safety net, no high-tech Stark lab, and—most devastatingly—no friends who remember his name. Spider-Man: Brand New Day doesn't just acknowledge this isolation; it weaponizes it. Director Destin Daniel Cretton takes the helm and delivers the best live-action Spider-Man film to date—a masterclass in balancing explosive, high-stakes choreography with intensely intimate ch

Ted Greer
Jul 313 min read


Review: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
A staggering, structurally complex reimagining of Homer’s epic. Christopher Nolan strips away the fantastical sheen of Greek mythology to deliver a grounded, ticking-clock psychological thriller about trauma, memory, and the relativistic nature of time spent away from home.

Ted Greer
Jul 232 min read


Review: Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced
Thirteen years after Edward Kenway first sailed into the hearts of players, Ubisoft Singapore has brought the franchise’s most beloved pirate adventure into the modern era [1.1.1]. Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is more than a simple up-res; it is a thoughtful reconstruction of a 2013 classic built from the ground up in the latest Anvil engine [1.1.3].
While it successfully sands down the roughest edges of the original experience, it ultimately remains tethered to the

Ted Greer
Jul 93 min read


Unhinged Review: Netflix’s Immersive Horror Masterpiece
You play as Ava (voiced brilliantly by Zoë Kravitz), a woman trapped in her high-rise apartment during a devastating Category 5 hurricane. With the power cut and the building eerily quiet, your only lifeline is your best friend Claire (Sadie Sink), who is watching your apartment from her own building across the street. As the storm rages outside, Claire realizes you aren't alone in the dark.
What follows is a tense, claustrophobic cat-and-mouse game against a masked intrud

Ted Greer
Jul 93 min read


Toy Story 5: A Surprisingly Relevant Return to the Toy Box
There’s a familiar skepticism that sets in when a franchise announces its fifth installment—especially one that already delivered two arguably perfect conclusions in Toy Story 3 and Toy Story 4. Do we really need to open the toy box again?
Under the direction of Pixar veteran Andrew Stanton, Toy Story 5 justifies its existence by confronting a very real, very modern childhood milestone: the moment a kid discovers the internet. It’s a beautifully animated, emotionally resonan

Ted Greer
Jun 263 min read


Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 Review
The Avatar returns, and it's a massive step up! 🌪️🔥🌊🪨 Our final verdict for Season 2 of Netflix's live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender is in with a solid score of 78/100. It's a much-improved season that perfectly balances lighter, fun moments with a darker, more mature storyline that makes it well worth your time. Have you binged it yet? Let us know your personal rating!

Ted Greer
Jun 261 min read


Movie Review: The Furious
Modern action cinema often struggles to break free from the constraints of predictable, green-screen-heavy blockbusters. Audiences are frequently treated to the same tired tropes and repetitive pacing. Enter The Furious, a relentless and kinetic martial arts film that punches completely through those tired conventions.

Ted Greer
Jun 151 min read


Review: Scary Movie 6 (2026)
Against all mathematical and cinematic odds, Scary Movie 6 is a triumphant, tear-inducing return to form. After the franchise was left for dead following the disastrous fifth entry in 2013, the original masterminds—Keenen Ivory, Marlon, and Shawn Wayans—have returned to the writers' room. The result is a lightning-fast, un

Ted Greer
Jun 82 min read


Review: Masters of the Universe (2026)
Taking a fiercely beloved childhood property and updating it for a modern audience is a tightrope walk over active volcanic lava. Lean too hard into the camp, and it becomes a parody; lean too hard into the grimdark, and you strip away the very soul of what made the colorful world of Eternia work in the first place. Travis Knight’s big-screen relaunch of Masters of the Universe achieves a minor miracle by landing right in the sweet spot, delivering a highly entertaining ride

Ted Greer
Jun 83 min read


The Backrooms Review: Whole Lotta Rooms
The review presents a highly positive "Final Verdict" for the project, awarding it an impressive overall score of 81/100. The critique emphasizes that this iteration of The Backrooms successfully evolves beyond its internet-urban-legend origins to become a sophisticated piece of horror media.

Ted Greer
Jun 32 min read


Review: Obsession (2026) NO NO NO NO NO!
Obsession takes the classic "be careful what you wish for" trope and weaponizes it into a deeply uncomfortable, claustrophobic nightmare about entitlement. The film follows Bear (Michael Johnston), an awkward, seemingly harmless music store employee pining after his coworker Nikki (Inde Navarrette). When he acquires a novelty "One Wish Willow" trinket and wishes for Nikki to love him more than anything in the world, the supernatural curse grants his fantasy—and immediately tu

Ted Greer
Jun 32 min read


Review: 007 First Light (9/10) — The Ultimate Spy Fantasy Reimagined
After a decade-long drought of mainline James Bond titles, IO Interactive faced a monumental task. They needed to honor the cinematic history of a legendary icon while shaking off the linear, dated shooter mechanics that plagued the franchise’s late-era adaptations. With 007 First Light, IOI hasn't just delivered the best Bond game since GoldenEye 007; they have masterfully blended the DNA of their masterclass Hitman trilogy with the bombastic, high-stakes narrative of a peak

Ted Greer
Jun 33 min read
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