Author: Jed | Hollywood Scholar
REVIEW: Death on the Nile (2022)
Death on the Nile is Kenneth Branagh’s sequel to his daring reimagining of Murder on the Orient Express. This film burst onto screens this weekend to lackluster critic reviews and resounding praise from fans. Murder on the Orient Express wowed audiences back in 2017, sparking a new interest in the...
Read MoreDisney Confirms Star Wars Shows are Leading to Sequel Trilogy
Star Wars fans that felt snubbed and hated by Lucasfilm across the release of the sequel trilogy have latched onto Disney+’s Star Wars shows for hope. They pray that these shows will mark a return to form for Star Wars and the sequel trilogy’s erasure. These fans have stubbornly held...
Read MoreExcerpts from the Journal of Infamous Mike
In recent weeks and months, rumors have abounded surrounding the disappearance of JosiahRises, and the part that Epic Mike may have played in this mysterious vanishing. Both these self-identified men belong to the alt-right hate group Geeks + Gamers, known for their desire for good stories in entert...
Read MoreREVIEW: Moonfall (2022)
This weekend, Ronald Emmerich’s new apocalyptic epic, Moonfall, was released into theatres, surprising fans with how utterly insane a single film can be. One Rotten Tomatoes user said: “While I was entertained, that was one of the stupidest movies I’ve seen in my life. Actually, scratch that. ...
Read MoreThe Problem with Current Doctor Who
Jodie Whittaker has cemented herself in the hearts and minds of Doctor Who fans as the worst actor ever to take up the iconic role of the Doctor. Her run alongside showrunner Chris Chibnall on Doctor Who has been filled with hate and disrespect hurled at the very fans that support the show. As their...
Read MoreJames Gunn Confirms the End of the Guardians of the Galaxy
For many, the absolute height of the MCU came in 2014 with the release of James Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy. This film burst onto screens, entertaining audiences with a fun, lighthearted, and music-driven comedy that also carried a depth of emotions and characters that is now so foreign to curr...
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