Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Film Review: Huda’s Salon
Huda’s Salon doesn’t provide any easy answers, nor does it try to do so, but it does offer a provocative look at the realities of living in occupied territory … read more
Film Review: The Batman
Patrick Gibbs admired The Batman more than he enjoyed it, predicting a polarizing reaction that puts critics, fanboys and the public all in different camps. … read more
Film Review: Studio 666
With a built-in, devoted fan base through its Foo Fighters connection, Studio 666 is almost certain to become an instant cult favorite. … read more
Film Review: Cyrano
As Patrick Gibbs watched Joe Wright’s new musical film adaption, Cyrano, the only feelings he experienced were irritation and confusion. … read more
Dante Basco On Directing his Fabulous Filipino Brothers
For actor Dante Basco, who played Rufio in Spielberg’s Hook, growing up has meant moving from in front of the camera to sitting in the director’s chair. … read more
Review: Space Force: Season 2
It’s with mixed feelings that Patrick Gibbs says that he’ll be surprised if the entire Space Force mission isn’t soon scrapped. … read more
Film Review: Uncharted
The wait for the film adaptation of popular video games series Uncharted has certainly paid off, as the finished product is genuinely damn near adequate. … read more
Josephine Decker and Grace Kaufman Talk The Sky Is Everywhere
If you’re looking for a Valentine’s film, consider The Sky is Everywhere, the new film adapted from the young adult novel by Jandy Nelson. … read more
Film Review: Death on the Nile
Mystery fans and anyone who loves river-filling quantities of champagne should find Death on the Nile to be a trip worth taking. … read more
The Jim Henson Company Goes Back To Fraggle Rock
It’s time to dance your cares away and let the music play, because the ’80s classic Fraggle Rock has returned in an exciting reboot. … read more
Film Review: Blacklight
Blacklight has the kind of “let’s get this done quickly so we can move onto the next one” feel of Clint Eastwood’s most disposable ’90s films. … read more
Rob Paulsen Talks Animaniacs, Ninja Turtles and Winning His Battle...
While you may have never even heard his name, chances are you’ve heard Rob Paulson’s voice many times in many different forms. … read more
