Author: Jo R. Jardina
Jo R. Jardina
Jo is a lover of sci-fi, and firm believer that you can make anything better by putting it in space. Movies, video games, friends, television shows, cats, and board games should all be in space.
I’ll start out by admitting that I’ve never seen any of the four original Deathstalker movies, nor did I attempt…
Good Boy turns what sounds like a silly premise—a dog’s-eye view of a haunted house—into an oddly moving horror story about loyalty, loss, and what it really means to be a “good boy.”
Well, we did it, gang – we painstakingly made it through all eight episodes of Alien: Earth. My opinion of the first four episodes can be copied and pasted into my opinion of the last four episodes, so there is no reason to recap my hatred.
Today, I’m taking a trip down memory lane to a childhood classic that pretty much set me up for life: *The Return to Oz*. Turns out, it wasn’t just nightmare fuel for me as a kid; it also taught me two crucial life lessons.
Tired of superhero movies? Do you like comedy-horrors and splatterpunk? Then you should see The Toxic Avenger.
I was hurt and I felt personally attacked. I just started to love this crazy universe, why is it being taken away from me?
Dreaming of starships and time travel? Discover which sci-fi universe you belong in—Star Trek, Star Wars, Doctor Who, Firefly, BSG or 40K. Take the quiz.
Together (2025) surprises with cringe, comedy, and chaos. Alison Brie shines in this rom-com-horror that’s best experienced in theaters.
3 times Hank Hill showed us he’s a good guy (or) Why you should watch the King of the Hill revival with an old white guy (and it’s not for the reason you think).
Weapons has been a highly anticipated movie this summer for movie goers (and me). It didn’t live up to expectations.