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Toxic Avenger (2025) Review

I don’t really know where to begin with this one. I remember hearing about the project a couple of years ago and thinking, “That’s a strange kind of franchise to bring back in 2025.” The original Toxic Avenger films were vulgar, full of innuendo, soft-core scenes, and plenty of gore. Honestly, I didn’t think a film like this could even exist in today’s climate. People are quick to label things offensive, and horror has shifted toward either overly serious tones or torture gore. But the original Toxic Avenger worked because it was ridiculous...

Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) Review

It’s hard to say if I would consider myself a true Fantastic Four fan. I have always been fond of the characters, especially the dynamic between Reed Richards and Sue Storm. Reed is constantly thinking about the worst-case scenario, and that has to be exhausting for someone with his level of intelligence. That is why I was skeptical when Pedro Pascal was cast as Reed. I liked him in The Mandalorian with his monotone delivery, and I was surprised by his comedic timing in the Nicolas Cage movie he did a few years ago. I tried watching The Last...

Superman 2025 Review: Why I Liked It (But Didn’t Love It)

It’s no surprise that I’ve said for years that if James Gunn couldn’t pull off Superman, it would be the end of DC as a movie franchise. Some people call me more of a Marvel fanboy than DC, but honestly, I’m just more selective with DC. My favorites have always been Batman, The Flash, and Superman in that order. And yes, I’ll admit it, the women of DC? Way more attractive than most Marvel characters. One thing I’ve always said: DC feels like a universe of gods trying to be human, while Marvel feels like a universe of humans trying to be gods....

The Bardock Debate: Did Dragon Ball Super Change Too Much?

When Dragon Ball Super: Broly dropped, it didn’t just reintroduce a fan-favorite Saiyan; it completely rewrote one of the most iconic backstories in the series: Bardock. For years, Bardock was a cold, battle-hardened Saiyan, barely involved in his son’s life. Then Dragon Ball Minus and Broly flipped the script, giving us a softer, fatherly Bardock who chose to send Goku to Earth out of love. For some fans, this added emotional depth. For others, it wrecked decades of lore and undermined what made Goku’s journey so powerful. So let’s talk...

he Rise and Fall of Lage9: Was It Too Soon?

A Villain with Promise When Lage9 first showed up in Kamen Rider Gavv, he gave off that kind of quiet, dangerous aura that made you pay attention. He wasn’t loud or cartoonish like some past villains. He was calculated, confident, and powerful. Even before he got a Rider form, it was obvious he was more than just another goon for Stomach. That vibe made him feel like a real threat, something different. So when he finally got a Rider power-up, I was hyped. Here we go, I thought. Finally, a villain that could challenge Shouma on a deeper level....

Decade vs. Zi-O: Who Was the True Anniversary Rider?

The Burden of Legacy When it comes to celebrating the history of Kamen Rider, few characters have carried that weight quite like Decade and Zi-O. But which one truly felt like the anniversary Rider? Honestly, it's a harder question than it seems. Let’s start with Decade. Back in 2009, he was designed to mark the end of the Heisei Era’s first 10 Riders. His arsenal was built entirely on accessing those previous Riders through cards. It was fresh, it was flashy, and it laid the groundwork for future callbacks. But Decade’s show? That’s where...

Why the Next Expansion Has to Be Smaller, Not Bigger

The Problem with Bigger, Flashier Expansions World of Warcraft expansions used to feel like events. You picked your main, charged into new zones, and slowly uncovered the story over the next year or two. But somewhere along the line, the mindset became "go bigger every time." Bigger zones. Bigger systems. Bigger stakes. The result? Bloat. The War Within was a step in the right direction with its more streamlined systems and a faster patch cycle, but even then, you could feel that pressure to top Dragonflight; visually, mechanically,...

Why Secret Wars Could Be the MCU’s Endgame—Literally

Back when Avengers: Endgame hit theaters, it felt like the true end of an era. Not just because characters died or retired, but because the entire tone of the MCU shifted. For over a decade, we followed a cast of heroes who defined the franchise. So when people ask if Secret Wars could become the next Endgame, I think they’re asking the wrong question. It’s not about matching the scale. It’s about deciding what comes after. And Secret Wars might just be the perfect closing act. The Avengers Era is Over Let’s be honest: the original Avengers...

What If Gohan Stayed the Main Character?

For years, fans have debated whether Gohan should have remained the main character after the Cell Games. It’s a tempting what-if—the quiet scholar with hidden rage stepping into his father’s shoes to defend the Earth. And let’s be honest: the moment he snapped and unleashed Super Saiyan 2 was the most iconic transformation in the series for many of us. It felt like a passing of the torch. But that torch? It was fumbled. Was It Ever the Plan? Some fans believe Toriyama originally intended for Gohan to replace Goku as the lead. And while that’s...

Gozyuger Doesn’t Combine—And That’s the Point

If you've been watching Super Sentai for a while, you know the pattern: multiple mecha join together into a flashy, over-the-top robot. There's a formula, a rhythm to it. You almost expect it by episode 10. But Gozyuger? It's flipping that script. As of Episode 17, we still haven’t seen a proper combination between all five—or even all six—mecha. Yes, there was that one episode where each member was piloting a copy of the Tega Sword. And once, we saw Red and Blue combine, with only Blue present in the cockpit. But even those moments were less...