Category: TV Movies
Love, Guaranteed Review: The Romcom Goes to Court
Centering a romance around a lawsuit adds only a few quirks to an old formula, but it does tell a solid love story. Read on for our review of Love, Guaranteed!
Preview — The Babysitter: Killer Queen
It’s been two years since Cole defeated a satanic cult led by his babysitter, but it turns out, it’s really hard to shake a satanic cult. Read on for a preview of The Babysitter: Killer Queen.
Chemical Hearts Review: A Few Ingredients Shy of Positive Reaction
At it’s worst, Chemical Hearts is a film about a flimsy male protagonist obsessed with a girl who’s wrong for him. At it’s best, it’s a film that allows women to be messy, complicated, and broken, with no unrealistic notions a boy will come and save them.
Project Power Review: The Super-Powered Team Up This Summer Needs
With no summer blockbusters insight, Project Power’s super-charged premise gives moviegoers condemned to their couches something to get excited about. Read on for our review!
Work It Review: A Wonderful Addition to the Dance-Off Genre
Netflix’s attempt at a dance comedy works with what its got to produces a fun summer movie brimming with energetic teen spirit and fresh talent! Read on for our review of Work It.
Psych 2: Lassie Come Home Review: Second Verse, Even Better Than the First
In trying times, Psych’s second follow-up film is a hilarious and heartwarming gift full of everything that makes the series great. Read on for our review!
Desperados Review: A Fun Summer Detour for ‘New Girl’ Fans
Don’t let the name fool you into thinking otherwise. Desperados is a desperate film but it is also a fun summer detour for fans of New Girl’s Winston and Aly. Read on for our review of the film!
Psych: 13 Episodes That Made Us Love Carlton Lassiter
Psych wouldn’t be Psych without the cranky but lovable Detective Lassiter. Read on for some of his best showings across eight seasons of dramedy.
Sisters of the Groom Review: Wedding Weeks are Sometimes Forgettable
Sisters of the Groom has potential, but the Quinn family wedding week has too much going on to be memorable. Read on for our review!
The Wrong Missy Review: When First Impressions Go Wrong
Netflix’s The Wrong Missy takes a classic blunder and delivers an enjoyable ninety minutes, but may feel a little tired if ruminated on for too long.