Brandon Lewis

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The Drama Review: Zendaya and Robert Pattinson Fight for Love in a Blissfully Chaotic and Uncomfortably Dark Rom-Com

Brandon Lewis 31 Mar, 2026

Let’s get it out of the way: there is a twist in The Drama. If you’re somewhat active on social...

Reviews

Bait Review: Riz Ahmed’s Hilarious, Profound Send-Up of Entertainment Fancasting

Brandon Lewis 19 Mar, 2026

Bait features what may be one of the year’s best fakeouts. The new Prime Video series opens with a dapper...

Prime Video Reviews

Hoppers Review: A Hilarious Path Forward for Pixar

Brandon Lewis 2 Mar, 2026

One of the great joys of Pixar is how their films make headier concepts, from what we lose as we...

Disney Movies

Pillion Review — A Charming and Subversive BDSM Rom-Dram

Brandon Lewis 6 Feb, 2026

As cliched as it has become in recent years, there is still a special kind of thrill that comes from...

Reviews

Song Sung Blue Review – A Strange Celebration of a Neil Diamond Tribute Brand

Brandon Lewis 24 Dec, 2025

Song Sung Blue is a strange viewing experience. At first, it plays like a relatively straightforward underdog tale of a...

Movies Reviews

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INTERVIEW: ‘Spartacus: House of Ashur’s’ Steven DeKnight and Nick E. Tarabay on Reviving the Roman Empire’s Most Compelling Villain

Brandon Lewis 9 Dec, 2025

Spartacus: House of Ashur asks a surprisingly fruitful question: what if the villain won? Of course, it’s more complicated than...

Exclusives Interviews

Eternity Review – A Wickedly Funny Heaven-Sent Love Triangle

Brandon Lewis 24 Nov, 2025

For centuries, the afterlife (at least in Abrahamic religions) has been depicted as a sanctuary in the clouds, with angels...

Movies Reviews

Arco Review – A Visually Splendid, Narratively Opaque Time-Travel Odyssey

Brandon Lewis 15 Nov, 2025

Watching Arco can feel like watching the end of human civilization right in front of you. What is Arco about?...

Movies Reviews

Hedda Review — Nia DaCosta’s Raucous Character Study of a Chaos Agent

Brandon Lewis 22 Oct, 2025

Hedda asks a crucial question: what happens when you let a bisexual chaos agent throw an absolute rager? What is...

Movies Prime Video

One Battle After Another Review — Paul Thomas Anderson’s Clarion Call Against Political Performance

Brandon Lewis 17 Sep, 2025

In One Battle After Another, a character parrots one of the most recognizable phrases of the last half-century: “the revolution...

Movies Reviews

Preparation for the Next Life Review — Bing Liu Gives a Gentle Voice to the Voiceless

Brandon Lewis 1 Sep, 2025

We all see it, whether we acknowledge it or not. You walk down the street or sit in a restaurant,...

Movies Reviews

The Roses Review — Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch Thoughtfully, Hilariously Destroy a Marriage

Brandon Lewis 25 Aug, 2025

They say that the opposite of love isn’t hate, but indifference. It makes sense. Both love and hate are intense,...

Movies Reviews

Eden Review — A Toothless End to the “Eat the Rich” Movie

Brandon Lewis 23 Aug, 2025

Has the “eat the rich” genre gotten stale? That was the first question that popped into my mind upon starting...

Reviews

Splitsville Review – A Hilarious Sex-Com About Suburban Ennui and Flaccid Communication

Brandon Lewis 22 Aug, 2025

We’re in the midst of a weird moment with sex in film, and Splitsville is the perfect showcase for it....

Reviews

Ne Zha 2 Review – A Jaw-Shattering Animated Triumph

Brandon Lewis 22 Aug, 2025

It isn’t every day that an animated film becomes one of the highest-grossing films of all time. Ne Zha 2’s...

Movies Reviews

Four Letters of Love Review — A Strange, Dispiriting Irish Romance

Brandon Lewis 25 Jul, 2025

Four Letters of Love is a strange one. In one respect, that is by design. The film, based on the...

Reviews

Is the MCU’s Future Set in the Past? How The Fantastic Four: First Steps Could Shape the MCU

Brandon Lewis 24 Jul, 2025

In 2019, the Marvel Cinematic Universe changed forever. One could argue that that statement would apply to any year since...

Editorials Marvel

Foundation Season 3 Review — Apple TV+’s Sprawling Sci-Fi Epic Leans Into its Underdog Status

Brandon Lewis 11 Jul, 2025

If a big-budget, labyrinthine sci-fi series featuring an occasionally half-naked Lee Pace drops in the forest of Apple TV+, does...

Apple TV+ Reviews

Sorry, Baby Review – A New Seminal Work in the Trauma Recovery Canon

Brandon Lewis 27 Jun, 2025

We don’t talk enough about trauma. Or, rather, we don’t talk enough about trauma’s complexities. It’s difficult to capture the...

Movies Reviews

The Better Sister Review – A Series Undone by Tonal Whiplash

Brandon Lewis 30 May, 2025

Sometimes, you have to wonder about the universe’s sense of timing. Take, for instance, the launch of The Better Sister,...

Prime Video Reviews

Sirens Review – A Guilty Pleasure of Soapy Shenanigans

Brandon Lewis 22 May, 2025

Are monsters born, or are they made? That is the prevailing question guiding Sirens, Netflix’s glamorous limited series that wears the...

Movies Reviews