Review: ‘The Paper’ Struggles with Journalism 101 – And Setting the Right Comedic Tone [SPOILERS]
Does ‘The Paper’ accurately portray the profession of journalism? And more importantly, will it be a worthy successor to ‘The Office’?
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Review: ‘M3GAN 2.0’ Is Bigger, Badder, and Brighter, but Not Necessarily Better in Beta [MILD SPOILERS]
‘M3GAN 2.0’ has much of the same cast and the same director, but the sequel is tonally very different than the original, and a lot less funny.
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Review: Ranking ‘Black Mirror’ Season 7 Episodes from Least to Most Emotionally Devastating [SPOILERS]
Here is a slightly spoilery look at what you and your (possibly) fragile mental state will encounter watching ‘Black Mirror’ season 7, from the least heart-breaking episode, to the most emotionally fraught.
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Review: ‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’ Adds Even More Absurd Humor to the Looney Tunes Formula [SPOILERS]
As HBO Max has just scrubbed the entirety of the Looney Tunes library from its platform, now is the perfect time to support the toons (and Tunes) you love by seeing the excellent ‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’ in theaters.
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REVIEW: ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ is a Bridge Between ‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ and Next Avengers Film [SPOILERS]
You might want to do your homework and rewatch some Marvel projects before you enjoy the next MCU adventure, but it’s not necessary to enjoy watching Anthony Mackie come into his own as Cap in ‘Brave New World’.
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Review: Anna Kendrick’s ‘Woman of the Hour’ Looks at a Serial Killer Through a TV Lens – and the Eyes of Women [SPOILERS]
Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut is a tense thriller that lets us look at a serial killer through the eyes of the prey, not the predator.
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Review: ‘No Dress Rehearsal’ Lets The Tragically Hip Fans Say Thank You and Goodbye with Tears and Grace, Too
You may never have heard of Canada’s beloved and best-selling band, but there’s no better time than now to get to know their story and their music though the new documentary ‘The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal’, now on Prime Video.
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Review – It’s Fan Service: the Movie as Ryan Reynolds Shatters the Fourth Wall in ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ [MILD SPOILERS]
You’ll want to see ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ before anyone spoils all the surprises director Shawn Levy has crammed into the movie’s runtime.
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Review: ‘Black Barbie’ Documentary Shows the Value of Making Everyone the Main Character of Their Story
Streaming now on Netflix, ‘Black Barbie’ is a insightful and moving documentary that not only celebrates Mattel’s development of a Black version of its iconic doll, but takes a hard look at its ongoing diversity and inclusion efforts.
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Review: ‘Lisa Frankenstein’ Is A Neon-Colored Fairytale By Way of Universal’s Movie Monsters [SPOILERS]
Set in the color-saturated 1980s, ‘Lisa Frankenstein’ updates the ‘Frankenstein’ story by adding a touch of John Hughes and a heaping spoonful of Tim Burton.
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- 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 […]
