"Night School" review

I always hate when I have to remind myself certain stars are good as I'm watching them bomb onscreen.

The Road to Clean Slate: A Crit.Hit Update

Toward the start of the summer, I posted an updated f what I hoped would be my new schedule for regular content release. Obviously, that did not come to pass for a number of reasons.

Fortunately a number of unexpected changes that have come to my personal life and the removal of certain toxic elements from it have afforded me the opportunity to put things back on a solid track for the new year to come. With that said, here's what you can expect from Crit Hit for the remainder of the year.


October

Similar to the completion of "Happily Never After," a Wednesday/Friday release schedule will be implemented to allow me to complete "Universal Monstrosities" by early November. In the meantime, reviews will continue to roll out at a regular pace along with a few surprises here and there.

November

While "Younger and Wiser" will follow a similar release model, this one's release will be staggered through out November and December to both compensate for a season that is considerably busier  and accommodate for a substantially higher number of high profile releases for review.

It will also benefit the subject matters themselves as I enter a territory of watching full television productions  by the season as opposed to just films.

"White Boy Rick" review

In case you didn't already think the justice system was problematic today, just remember 2 decades ago, the gave a teenager a life sentence after encouraging him to do the crime.

Happily Never After: Parting Words

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Revisiting the best and worst one more time, along with looking at some continuations I wouldn't mind.

Happily Never After: The Beginning of the End (Part 2)

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As the smoke clears and the sun sets on this look back through a more shameless age of Disney, the inevitable question of what the point of all of this was has reared its head.

"The Predator" review

“Predator” is an odd relic of pop culture when you really try to break down the its significance and trajectory as a franchise.

Happily Never After: The Beginning of the End (Part 1)

When I started this project 2 years ago, I knew I was in for a conga line of pain, shame , and heartache.

"The Nun" review

No Jump Scares will be made in this review. Unlike the marketing team for "The Nun," I'm not an asshole.

Happily Never After: The (Unexpected) Uphill Swing

Why did they suddenly decide to get good?

"Searching" review

John Cho's no nonsense hunt for his missing daughter is actually way more interesting than Liam Neeson's.