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[Review] Superman (2025) by Marcus Wilturner

[Review] Superman (2025) by Marcus Wilturner

Since 1938, Superman has soared to various statuses from odd concoction to multicultural figure to timeless icon of transcendent reality. He’s had an abundance of artful highs and critical lows the likes of which haven’t been seen by any other astronomically popular character in fiction. (Except maybe Sherlock Holmes, James Bond, Mickey Mouse, Batman, and … Continue reading →

[Review] Sinners (2025) by Marcus Wilturner

[Review] Sinners (2025) by Marcus Wilturner

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again —- Some visions, despite the most inane efforts, can not be forsaken. Nor can they be contained, compromised, or forgotten. Some visions have such an indomitable power, that they’re simply destined for completion, then obtaining exposure and notoriety, by any means necessary. And thanks to the … Continue reading →

[Review] Thunderbolts* (2025) by Marcus Wilturner

[Review] Thunderbolts* (2025) by Marcus Wilturner

Dynamically fast-paced, action-packed, quirkily hilarious, boldly heartfelt, and sporting a semi-jarring amount of mature themes (which isn’t surprising given we’re into the MCU’s adult-era of content), Marvel Studios’ latest contained adventure featuring a rag-tag group of flawed villains/anti-heroes coming further into their own overdue growth and niched spotlight confirms a few unknown testaments to the … Continue reading →

[Review] Talk To Me (2022) by Marcus Wilturner

[Review] Talk To Me (2022) by Marcus Wilturner

As an otherwordly cautionary tale, public service announcement on the dangers of peer pressure, psychological examination on subsequent grief, and the ravages of addiction brought on by traumatic loss, Talk to Me (2023) had plenty to share through its unnerving, bleak imagery inside a tight, taut story, thanks to australian youtubers now full-length feature writer/directors … Continue reading →

[Review] The Outwaters (2022) by Marcus Wilturner

[Review] The Outwaters (2022) by Marcus Wilturner

We all die in the dark. Such is the chilling, multilayered tagline to The Outwaters (2023); an intensely scary, disorienting, and engulfing incubus that submerges an unsuspecting viewer into the immeasurable abyss in a fiery, hellish manner that hasn’t been experienced in quite some time. So, let’s get into it. Even though it’s reached an … Continue reading →

[Review] Fast X (2023) by Marcus Wilturner

[Review] Fast X (2023) by Marcus Wilturner

The Fast and the Furious. Twenty-two years. Ten films. One spin-off. One helluva ride. The family is love. The family is life. The family is forever. My Family, mi familia! I mean, come on. Of course this humble schmoe was going to talk about the global institution that redefined vehicular warfare, physics obliteration, and familial … Continue reading →