Directed by Cha Young-hoon Starring Koo Kyo-hwan, Go Youn-jung, Oh Jung-se, Kang Mal-geum, Park Hae-joon, Bae Jong-ok, Han Seon-hwa, and Yeon Woon-gyeong This Netflix k-drama gives a warm and empathetic hug to those who are trying to push past their own feelings of self-doubt and worthlessness. My Mister was the last time I’d watched a k-drama that went down this same solemn and slow-burn road, … Continue reading Review of We Are All Trying Here
Arthur is here for the new format of the show, and he and Stew are ranking their top five anime shows of all time! For more from 2 Cents Critic, click HERE! Continue reading The Top 5 Anime Shows, featuring Arthur from 2 Cents Critic
We are back once again as we continue looking at the interviews we completed at New York Comic Con 2026. On this edition, we have a series of discussions with the creators and talents behind the hit children’s cooking show, Tiny Chef! That’s all for now! We hope you enjoyed these interviews! Stay tuned, as we have EVEN MORE NYCC content yet to come! Until … Continue reading New York Comic Con 2026 Interview Diaries: Part 6 – Tiny Chef Special!
Hey, remember when I used to talk about the Karate Kid and stuff? For the five or so people who read it weekly, I’ll return to my AP Productions universe soon enough, but I thought I’d take a breather and flex my creative muscles in another direction for a bit. What better way to do that than to talk about the Karate Kid’s revival. In … Continue reading Cobra Kai Retrospective
The Kristian Harloff Show, a YouTube channel helmed by Kristian Harloff, has been promoting a passion project #Trending that went live via Kickstarter campaign on September 22, 2026, and has already reached 100% of its initial funding goal within seven days. This should be exciting news for indie creators, as it represents another success story for pursuing a dream outside of the conventional avenues for … Continue reading TRENDING: A new comedy pilot on Kickstarter, has fully funded in 1 week!
Created by Steven Conrad Starring Jason Bateman, David Harbour, Linda Cardellini, Richard Jenkins, Joy Sunday, Arlan Ruf, Peter Sarsgaard, Chris Perfetti, Wynn Everett, Aizley Ford, and Maddyn Kendall With its ability to subvert my expectations and weave a nuanced sweetness and poignance into its narrative, this HBO Max offering turns out to be one of the more surprisingly worthwhile shows as of late. The trailer … Continue reading Review of DTF St. Louis
Created by Nicolas Winding Refn and Ed Brubaker Starring Miles Teller, Augusto Aguilera, Cristina Rodlo, Nell Tiger Free, Jena Malone, John Hawkes, Babs Olusanmokun, William Baldwin, and Callie Hernandez This mesmerizingly pessimistic expression of Nicolas Winding Refn’s avant-garde style gives me precisely what I desire when it comes to this sort of slow-burn and dreamlike storytelling. My god, I had this on my watchlist for … Continue reading Too Old to Die Young
I have been watching a lot–A LOT–of Mystery Science Theater 3000 lately. There are multiple livestreams on YouTube that just air random episodes one after another, and it’s absolutely been my go-to down time activity for the last several weeks. Not that I am often overburdened with down time running my SWO Productions empire, but I occasionally have time where nothing needs written or recorded. … Continue reading The Top Ten Favorite Mystery Science Theater 3000 Experiments
SCREAMBOX Original horror series The Trouble with Tessa debuts with a two-episode premiere on July 15. The show follows a disgraced documentarian who unearths a box of old tapes and sets out to unravel the dark secrets buried in a seemingly perfect town’s past. It’s been a while since I got to review a Screambox television series. I do love when they send me movies … Continue reading The Trouble With Tessa Preview
It’s not too often that I watch TV shows. They are such a large commitment! You have to contribute many hours of your time across several episodes of a show, and the payoff is, what? That there might be another season some two or three years later these days? Where you can watch more episodes after having already forgotten everything that happened on the previous … Continue reading Tales From The Void Preview
Our episode kicks off with some exposition: Willow explains to Xander and Anya that Buffy was unable to catch Team Losers because they cleared out of their lair after the Slayer found out their identities. She and Willow managed to recover a slew of magical and technological items, but not the ne’er-do-wells themselves. Anya launches into a capitalistic rant, and this sees Buffy enter the … Continue reading Meat Me At The Double Meat Palace: A BTVS Retrospective, S6 E12
As I write this, we are just a few hours out from the tragic death of Michelle Trachtenberg. She was just 39 years old, and she has no business no longer being with us at such a young age. Tell the people you care about that you love them as often as you can. Before you enjoy this article, take a moment of silence for … Continue reading Rest In Peace Michelle Trachtenberg: A BTVS Retrospective, S6 E11
Dawn and Tara wake up at seven A.M and discover no one else is in the house. Buffy and Willow never came home from their late night shenanigans from the night before! We cut to Buffy waking up with Spike. They don’t recall the building collapsing on them, and Spike implies they had sex at least twice. Buffy is aghast, which makes virtually no sense … Continue reading DARE To Keep Kids Off Magic!: A BTVS Retrospective, S6 E10
With all the whacky hi-jinx of amnesia left behind in last episode, we open today’s BTVS with Buffy coming across a simple, non-supernatural mugging. She starts kicking the muggers’ asses, but then Spike intervenes, causing a jolt of pain from his implant when he tackles one of the ne’er-do-wells. He asks Buffy if she wants to help get his rocks off, but she declines and … Continue reading Mr. Chen, Child Prodigy: A BTVS Retrospective, S6 E9
With the sing-song episode left in the rearview mirror, I worry I have nothing left to look forward to except a season-and-a-half of episodes which I’m told are not very good. But I endeavor to finish the series and move on, so here we are! We kick things off, as we so often do, with Buffy out at nighttime in a cemetery. She doesn’t appear … Continue reading Bunnymania!: A BTVS Retrospective, S6 E8
