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Tag: Satire
REVIEW: The Boys – Season 4, Episode 4, “Wisdom of the Ages”
***SPOILERS*** In “Wisdom of the Ages,” Homelander returns to his origins. Hughie grapples with his dad’s possible death. Butcher struggles to continue his mission despite his dire situation. Annie and President Singer discuss a bill to keep supes out of the military. Colin tells Frenchie about his parents’ murder, unaware he’s talking to the murderer.…
South Park’s Next Paramount+ Special, The End of Obesity, Gets a Trailer
Now that they’ve tackled Kathleen Kennedy and the Panderverse, Trey Parker and Matt Stone are setting their sights on weight loss pills. Today, South Park Studios released a trailer for the next South Park special made for Paramount+, South Park: The End of Obesity. In the brief trailer, Cartman’s doctor suggests he take Semaglutide, Ozempic, or…
REVIEW: The Fall Guy (2024)
The Fall Guy is for people who love movies but hate Hollywood. David Leitch’s new film is made of everything that used to make movies special: human characters we can see ourselves in, a sense of fun and exoticism, universal themes, the promise of eternal love and the fear that it may die, and the kind…
Top 10 Tomb Raider Colonialisms
Colonialisms are serious business, and so is taking down the patriarchy. Throughout history, colonialism has made its mark upon the world and scarred millions, if not billions, as a result. As an elevated and highly enlightened society, we must strike fast and hard when colonialism pops up its ugly head; we must not let it…
Dan Vasc Started Gamergate 2.0
If you listen to games journalists, their favorite boogeyman, Gamergate, has been resurrected thanks to the attention Sweet Baby Inc. has garnered over its woke gaming content. Curators were started, videos and articles were made, and The Daily Wire even took notice, with every screeching internet harpy from Kotaku to Timbuktu labeling the new fracas…
REVIEW: American Fiction (2023)
When I first saw a trailer for American Fiction before The Boy and the Heron over a month ago, I knew I needed to see it. Jeffrey Wright consistently delivers the goods, and this film looked hysterical. I’m only frustrated that it took weeks past the official release date for any theaters near me to screen American Fiction.…