Much has been made of the lack of true modern A-list stars in Hollywood. Tom Cruise seems to be the last real one (though I’m sure some of his contemporaries like Brad Pitt and Matt Damon might disagree with that assessment), but he is not a young man (and neither are the other two I mentioned). Can Hollywood survive an era where there are no … Continue reading How To Make A Killing Review
Weight loss culture is a big thing these days. I feel like that’s a permanent truism, really. When has weight loss NOT been one of the pre-eminent things on Americans’ minds? It’s a constant top New Year’s Resolution every single winter, and celebrity culture has made thin in for ages now. But in the back half of the 2020’s, it only seems to be rising … Continue reading Saccharine Review
Sam Hurley from Movie Reviews In 20 Q’s is FINALLY back, and after some careful deliberation between two of his choices, he has chosen Superman 2025 to talk to you about! Continue reading Episode 182: Superman 2025
1999 is widely considered one of the best years for film in the medium’s history. The Mummy, The Matrix, Fight Club, The Sixth Sense, Toy Story 2, Office Space, and several other notable offerings have a lot of folks absolutely in love with the last year of the 1990’s from a cinematic perspective. This is all to say that when you ask folks to name … Continue reading Sleepy Hollow Review
Building a movie around a shtick is always a double-edged sword. Whether it’s an extended one-cut or non-linear storytelling or a lack of dialogue (as with today’s outing), you could end up with a sensational picture that achieves what others can’t… or you could end up with a flick that can’t get out of its own way and whose gimmick is more distraction than benefit. … Continue reading Motor City Review
I recently had the good fortune to attend FanExpo Canada as a member of the accredited press after being approved for such a pass by those in charge of the convention. The beautiful city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada is a simple five-to-six hour drive away from me, so my family and I packed up and headed to the Great White North to see what one … Continue reading FanExpo Canada 2026: A Review And Photo Recap
At FanExpo Canada in 2026, Stew from SWO Productions had the good fortune to interview Dennis. E. Taylor, the author and creator of the Bobiverse books, including talking about the upcoming sixth book in the series, The Infinite Extent! To pre-order The Infinite Extent, click HERE! Continue reading FanExpo Canada 2026: Interview With Dennis E. Taylor
John from The Pint is back to try out the new format of Stew World Order, and he’s brought an incredibly controversial list: The most overrated movies of all time! So sit down, count slowly to ten, and listen in. Try not to get too mad! And leave us your thoughts on the most overrated movies in your opinion! For more from The Pint, click … Continue reading The Top Five Most Overrated Movies, featuring John from The Pint
I don’t read a lot of comics these days. That in itself is not brand new. I have gone through phases in my life where I have read more, less, or no comic books. But when I have typically fallen out of love with comics in the past, it has seldom been their own fault. Usually it has been that I felt I was too … Continue reading How I Would Fix My Favorite Comic Book Characters
Another week, another new horror release has hit our favorite streaming service, Shudder. To be absolutely honest, Shudder has not been knocking it out of the park so far in 2026. So far of note, we have had Honey Bunch and Forbidden Fruits as outings that I quite enjoyed, and that was just about it. Well, I guess sMothered wasn’t bad, either. But it’s July … Continue reading Touch Me Review
BubbaWheat joins The Order this episode to talk the 2024 remake of The Crow! How does it compare to the Brandon Lee classic? Continue reading Episode 181: The Crow 2024
As of this writing, it’s July 1st. Coming into today, I had seen 56 movies released in 2026. Not quite the pace I was on last year, but not a bad one by any stretch. With most of the days of the year in the backend, I’m likely easily going to crush 100 new releases in the calendar year. And that’s got me excited. So … Continue reading Little Brother Review
Up until today, the oldest movie I had watched in 2026 was 1957’s The Seventh Seal. Which is definitely old! But I thought I could do a little better. After having skipped over the choice on Tubi a couple of times, I finally sat myself down and decided to go a full eighteen years older and watch 1939’s Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. Despite his … Continue reading Mr. Smith Goes To Washington Review
I like to imagine I’m really confusing the hell out of the little gremlin personally in charge of my Tubi algorithm. In recent months, Tubi has become one of my favorite streaming services. Its movie selection is almost unparalleled, and it has a wide array of both big name flicks and independent outings exclusive to the streamer. While most other services are clogging up with … Continue reading Prank Night Review
John from The Pint is back again, and he is here to discuss the middle movie in there GOTG trilogy. How does it compare to parts one and three? Listen in! For more from The Pint, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 180: Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 2
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