SPOILERS: The Kaiju Battles Wow, But ‘Godzilla vs Kong’ Still Has a People Problem
Are you rooting for Godzilla or Kong? No matter who wins, Kaiju fans should enjoy this outing, if only for the battle sequences.
Read MoreCategory: Reviews
This category contains reviews
Review: Amazon Prime’s New ‘Invincible’ a Worthy Addition to the Superhero Genre
With a star-studded cast and intriguing premise, Amazon Prime’s adaptation of Robert Kirkman and Cory Walker’s comic ‘Invincible’ will grab – and keep – your attention.
Read More
Review: ‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ – Odd Couple of Marvel Heroes Team Up to Fix a Broken World
Marvel’s big-budget cinematic ‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ is a return to classic MCU storytelling.
Read More
Review: ‘Tom & Jerry’ Movie – a Partially-Animated Orgy of Destruction With a Little Dash of Charm (SPOILERS)
Not exactly for kids but with minimal appeal to adults, it’s not clear who the intended audience of the new ‘Tom & Jerry’ movie is meant to be.
Read More
(SPOILERS) ‘The Map of Tiny Perfect Things’ – No Destination, Just Living in the Moments
It’s not ‘Groundhog Day’ for kids: ‘The Map of Tiny Perfect Things’ is a sweet, introspective message to get the most out of every day, even the ones that have to be lived over and over.
Read More
Review: Washington Brings Big Star Power to ‘The Little Things’
Great atmosphere and the chemistry between Washington and Malek elevates ‘The Little Things’ beyond a mere detective story.
Read More
Review: The Surreal Life and Love of Marvel’s Wanda and Vision (SPOILERS)
The familiar meets the surreal and nothing is as nice as it seems in the newest Marvel project ‘WandaVision’.
Read More
Review: 10 Things I Learned to Believe in Watching ‘Cobra Kai’ Season 3 (SPOILERS)
It’s the first day of the year and time to celebrate ‘Cobra Kai’ season three and all the ways it makes us believe in the power of television.
Read More
Review (SPOILERS): What Wonder Woman 1984 Got Wrong…and Right
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ has the star-power, action sequences, effects and spectacle, and even the romance, but the story leaves something to be desired.
Read More
Review: Netflix True Crime Doc ‘The Ripper’ Gives Women a Voice in the Narrative
Offering a unique perspective in the crowded serial killer documentary genre, “The Ripper’ on Netflix is worth a look.
Read More
- PCJ Pop #37 July 14, 2026In PCJ Pops, the Pop Culture Junkies share their recommendations on what to experience in pop culture, today and yesterday. Shauna suggests you check out 2008’s found-footage zombie flick Quarantine, starring Jennifer Carpenter and Jay Hernandez, on Prime. It’s a gory but good story about a reporter following firefighters on a distress call and gets […]
