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.
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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.
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Review: Rachel Brosnahan’s Road to Marvelous in Placid ‘I’m Your Woman’
Amazon Prime’s slow-paced but well-acted ‘I’m Your Woman’ is a winner.
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Review: ‘Alice in Borderland’ on Netflix Looks as Good as You Hoped it Would
‘Alice in Borderland’ is a visually arresting and immersive adaptation of the 2010 manga that somewhat alters the original story, but in a good way.
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Review: New Hulu Series Has A Cool Mystery, But Doesn’t Feel Like ‘The Hardy Boys’
This isn’t the ‘Hardy Boys’ you grew up with; it might be something much cooler.
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Review: A Reboot that Gets It Right: How Peacock’s ‘Saved By the Bell’ Outclasses the Original
The ‘Saved by the Bell’ reboot earns an ‘A’ in cleverness and avoiding clichés.
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Review – ‘Animaniacs’ Updates References for Modern Audiences, Retains Classic Wit
The ‘Animaniacs’ reboot retains much of the wit of the original while attempting (and partially succeeding) to stay relevant in 2020.
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Review: The Wayward Sons Carry On (Sort of) in ‘Supernatural’ Series Finale
The end of an era: After 15 seasons, ‘Supernatural’ calls it quits with an emotional finale.
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Review: He’s a Very ‘Freaky’ Girl – Vince Vaughn Delights in Slight Horror/Comedy
Psychopathic teen serial killer Kathryn Newton stalks final girl Vince Vaughn in amusing horror-comedy “Freaky”, out now.
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Review: “The Queen’s Gambit” Shows The ‘Joy’ of Chess
“The Queen’s Gambit” is a triumph of style AND substance and gives chess tournaments the same suspenseful atmosphere you’d normally find in movies about football or basketball.
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- PCJ Pop #31 June 2, 2026In PCJ Pops, the Pop Culture Junkies share their recommendations on what to experience in pop culture, today and yesterday. Shauna went all the way back to 1997 to watch the anime series Berserk. Based on a long-running manga, Berserk the anime series only had a single season, but that one season was hyperviolent and […]
