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[REVIEW] Street Fighter (2026) You know how Bumblebee starts off with an animated sequence that’s everything fans want in a film adaptation in decades which the rest of the movie doesn’t live up to? Yeah. Half of it feels like a love letter and the other half a parody.

[REVIEW] Persona 3: Reload You finally don’t have to go back to 2006 (or the 2007 expanded version or the 2009 portable... uh... port) to play the best Persona game (yeah, I said it)! If you’ve only played Persona 5, I urge you to play this.

[REVIEW] Tony This movie should’ve been called “Sex, Drugs, and Lobster Rolls”. I’m mostly kidding. It’s a raw and messy look into a raw and messy life, especially triggering if you’ve worked in a restaurant or struggled with addiction.

[REVIEW] X-Men '97 (S2) You know, I never loved time travel shenanegi (yes that’s the correct plural form for shenanigans) but X-Men always managed to make it compelling without overcomplicating it. Let’s just hope they stay away from the plague that is the Multiverse.

[REVIEW] PIG (Hurt People Tour 2026) I’ve been a KMFDM fan my whole life but never got to see PIG until now. The legend Raymond Watts (singer of both) came out and chatted with every single fan and was super engaging and friendly which he didn’t have to do.

He told us "my music was born by banging the hammer of isolation against the anvil of desperation so these connections are so important to me." What a rockstar.

[REVIEW] Golden Boy Firstly, this show is super problematic. Its depiction of women is gross, and the insane horniness can (no pun intended) be a major turn-off. It’s also this absurd, over-the-top nature that makes it so funny.

[REVIEW] Samurai Sentai Shinkenger I didn’t want to admit this, but it’s time. Gokaiger is now my 2nd favorite Sentai. This one’s the new king. Or daimyo.

It features a great story, the most endearing, magnetic team of them all (my life for Kotoha), and the action and effects are incredible considering their age. There’s not a single bad episode.

[REVIEW] Vanquish This is the worst Platinum game I’ve ever played! Clickbait aside, I say that because there technically has to be one. This is Platinum after all (my favorite developers ever) so it’s still a good time.

The worst things about this game are all the things that tether it to the era it released in. We’re talking all chest-high walls, and every dude is buff and gruff, takin’ a tough cigarette puff like he can’t get enough.

[REVIEW] Coyote vs ACME Coyote and Road Runner have always been my favorite Looney Tunes cartoons, and I honestly don’t know if that helped or hurt me here.

The premise (Coyote is suing ACME for their malfunctioning products) is genius, and the story of “little guy goes up against massive corporation” feeding into the meta backstory of this movie seeing the light of day is the most interesting part about it.

[REVIEW] Optimus Prime: Awakening Optimus Prime has always inspired me to see the good in all things, and I’m really trying to do that here.

Don’t get me wrong, the animation is stellar, and it’s a love letter to 40 years of this franchise, including a tear-jerky sendoff to the late legend Peter Cullen.

[REVIEW] Jujutsu Kaisen S3 If this series is a videogame then this season feels like speedrunning the DLC just before finishing the main quest.

You're not sure who or what is supposed to be important as it introduces a bunch of random new filler characters and plotlines that are too self-contained to really feel like they matter.

[REVIEW] Resident Evil (2026) Zach Cregger of WKUK (IYKYK) is on the Jordan Peele trajectory of pivoting from sketch comedy to making incredible horror movies.

This adaptation abandons all but the most basic aspects of Resident Evil lore in favor of lovingly recreating the experience of PLAYING Resident Evil The Videogame™.

[REVIEW] Blank What if you played Mad Libs in therapy? I attended Prima Theatre’s production of Blank, an experimental work by Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour where the actors (shoutouts to Jon Foley Sherman here) have never read the script, and the characters are people from the audience!