Happily Never After: Escaping the Small World (Part 2)

I’d call the bizarre whiplash of badness to the other end of the spectrum something of a monkey’s paw with regards to the desire to escape the lacking passion in the previous batch of 3 but frankly, I take comfort in these two movie at least having something worth discussing.

Happily Never After: Escaping the Small World (Part 1)

Escape from the most magical hell on Earth begins now.

"Kin" review

Well, they definitely don't make 'em like this very often.

"The Little Mermaid (2018)" review

Y'know guys, beating Disney to the punch of their own inevitable remake isn't an accomplishment to brag about in and of itself.

"The Meg" review

As if it weren’t obvious enough that the Summer is winding down, the cockney accented king of action trash graces theaters with his presence to milk the dying seasonal atmosphere by taking his street fighting smarts to the ocean to fight a prehistoric shark monster.

"Crazy Rich Asians" review

After sitting through "The Meg," it's nice to see a film with Asian appeal that doesn't pause everything to advertise to global Chinese audience bubble.

"BlacKkKlansman" review

“BlacKkKlansman” is, for better or worse, the most quintessential Spike Lee film of the millennium thus far.

Lightning Round: Summer Fun is Done

Can you guess which of these is the August release stereotype?