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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Review & Recap (Netflix)
There are few television-to-film transitions that carry as much weight and expectation as Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, now streaming on Netflix. After six gripping seasons and 36 unforgettable episodes of Peaky Blinders, creator and writer Steven Knight delivers a cinematic continuation that feels both intimate and epic in scope. This is not just a reunion, it’s a haunting and thrilling return to Birmingham’s most feared family, and it’s executed with sharp storytelling,
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Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Review - A Still Worthwhile Shell of Its Former Self
“I’m the devil’s advocate. We have our own worshipers.” – Frank Zappa The rich vs. the common man. It’s a theme that has been explored in cinema since its inception. Since movies often mirror the time they’re made in whenever a politician or rogue billionaire decides to impose their will at the expense of those they deem lesser-than the amount of stories focusing on these talking points tend to rise in frequency. And since 2016 was the start of this particular nightmare we
17 hours ago5 min read
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Review & Recap (Netflix)
There are few television-to-film transitions that carry as much weight and expectation as Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, now streaming on Netflix. After six gripping seasons and 36 unforgettable episodes of Peaky Blinders, creator and writer Steven Knight delivers a cinematic continuation that feels both intimate and epic in scope. This is not just a reunion, it’s a haunting and thrilling return to Birmingham’s most feared family, and it’s executed with sharp storytelling,
Jimmy Palmquist
3 hours ago6 min read
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Review - A Still Worthwhile Shell of Its Former Self
“I’m the devil’s advocate. We have our own worshipers.” – Frank Zappa The rich vs. the common man. It’s a theme that has been explored in cinema since its inception. Since movies often mirror the time they’re made in whenever a politician or rogue billionaire decides to impose their will at the expense of those they deem lesser-than the amount of stories focusing on these talking points tend to rise in frequency. And since 2016 was the start of this particular nightmare we
Chase Gifford
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The Madison - Season 1: Episode 2 - Let The Land Hold Me - Recap & Review (Still Not the Yellowstone Story I Expected
After a devastating and emotionally charged pilot, The Madison returns with Episode 2, “Let The Land Hold Me,” and manages to do something unexpected—it finds humor in the chaos while continuing to build on the show’s deeply rooted grief and family tension. Created by Taylor Sheridan and continuing the story of a family completely out of their element, this episode leans heavily into the culture clash between city life and the wilderness… and the results are often hilarious.
Jimmy Palmquist
19 hours ago4 min read
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Review & Recap (Netflix)
There are few television-to-film transitions that carry as much weight and expectation as Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, now streaming on Netflix. After six gripping seasons and 36 unforgettable episodes of Peaky Blinders, creator and writer Steven Knight delivers a cinematic continuation that feels both intimate and epic in scope. This is not just a reunion, it’s a haunting and thrilling return to Birmingham’s most feared family, and it’s executed with sharp storytelling,
Jimmy Palmquist
3 hours ago6 min read
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Review - A Still Worthwhile Shell of Its Former Self
“I’m the devil’s advocate. We have our own worshipers.” – Frank Zappa The rich vs. the common man. It’s a theme that has been explored in cinema since its inception. Since movies often mirror the time they’re made in whenever a politician or rogue billionaire decides to impose their will at the expense of those they deem lesser-than the amount of stories focusing on these talking points tend to rise in frequency. And since 2016 was the start of this particular nightmare we
Chase Gifford
17 hours ago5 min read
The Beekeper Movie Recap & Review
There’s a certain kind of action movie that knows exactly what it is, and then there’s The Beekeeper, which leans into that identity with a confidence that’s impossible not to enjoy. Written by Kurt Wimmer (The Recruit, Law Abiding Citizen) and directed by the incredibly underrated David Ayer (Sabotage, Fury), this is a revenge-fueled, high-octane ride that delivers exactly what fans of the genre crave, and then some.
Jimmy Palmquist
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Super Mario Galaxy | Retro Review
A short time ago, on a console packed with motion control gimmicks, the denim clad plumber himself Mario explored the cosmos in the Wii era classic, Super Mario Galaxy!
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🎮 Switch 2 & the Dark Side of Nintendo? 🎮
Nerd Alert dives into concerning ownership issues within the video game industry, specifically Nintendo and the Switch 2.
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Princess Zelda Takes the Lead! Jimmy & James Discuss Gaming’s Greatest Female Protagonists
Jimmy & James Discuss Gaming’s Greatest Female Protagonists
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Solo Leveling (2024) Season 1 Review — A Thrilling Start to a Fan-Favorite Story
In the world of anime adaptations, few titles have generated as much excitement as *Solo Leveling*. The highly anticipated 2024 release of *
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Stop Making Crappy Live Action Anime Remakes!
Stop Making Crappy Live Action Anime Remakes! - Kyle and James discuss the recent popularity of making live action versions of popular...
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Looking Back On LVL UP Expo 2024! - #LasVegas #Nerdy #Convention
Looking Back On LVL UP Expo 2024! - James and Kyle discuss all the fun to be had at this year's LVL UP Expo in Las Vegas! it out and let...
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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Review & Recap (Netflix)
There are few television-to-film transitions that carry as much weight and expectation as Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, now streaming on Netflix. After six gripping seasons and 36 unforgettable episodes of Peaky Blinders, creator and writer Steven Knight delivers a cinematic continuation that feels both intimate and epic in scope. This is not just a reunion, it’s a haunting and thrilling return to Birmingham’s most feared family, and it’s executed with sharp storytelling,
Jimmy Palmquist
3 hours ago6 min read
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Review - A Still Worthwhile Shell of Its Former Self
“I’m the devil’s advocate. We have our own worshipers.” – Frank Zappa The rich vs. the common man. It’s a theme that has been explored in cinema since its inception. Since movies often mirror the time they’re made in whenever a politician or rogue billionaire decides to impose their will at the expense of those they deem lesser-than the amount of stories focusing on these talking points tend to rise in frequency. And since 2016 was the start of this particular nightmare we
Chase Gifford
17 hours ago5 min read
The Madison - Season 1: Episode 2 - Let The Land Hold Me - Recap & Review (Still Not the Yellowstone Story I Expected
After a devastating and emotionally charged pilot, The Madison returns with Episode 2, “Let The Land Hold Me,” and manages to do something unexpected—it finds humor in the chaos while continuing to build on the show’s deeply rooted grief and family tension. Created by Taylor Sheridan and continuing the story of a family completely out of their element, this episode leans heavily into the culture clash between city life and the wilderness… and the results are often hilarious.
Jimmy Palmquist
19 hours ago4 min read
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Review & Recap (Netflix)
There are few television-to-film transitions that carry as much weight and expectation as Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, now streaming on Netflix. After six gripping seasons and 36 unforgettable episodes of Peaky Blinders, creator and writer Steven Knight delivers a cinematic continuation that feels both intimate and epic in scope. This is not just a reunion, it’s a haunting and thrilling return to Birmingham’s most feared family, and it’s executed with sharp storytelling,
Jimmy Palmquist
3 hours ago6 min read
The Madison - Season 1: Episode 2 - Let The Land Hold Me - Recap & Review (Still Not the Yellowstone Story I Expected
After a devastating and emotionally charged pilot, The Madison returns with Episode 2, “Let The Land Hold Me,” and manages to do something unexpected—it finds humor in the chaos while continuing to build on the show’s deeply rooted grief and family tension. Created by Taylor Sheridan and continuing the story of a family completely out of their element, this episode leans heavily into the culture clash between city life and the wilderness… and the results are often hilarious.
Jimmy Palmquist
19 hours ago4 min read
The Pitt - Season 2: Episode 1 - "7:00 A.M." Recap & Review
Season 2 of The Pitt wastes absolutely no time reminding us why it became such a gripping, must-watch medical drama in its debut season. Written by R. Scott Gemmill and directed by John Wells, the premiere episode throws us right back into the organized chaos of the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, better known as The Pitt, with tension, character depth, and just the right amount of dread.
Jimmy Palmquist
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