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Good vs. Evil TV: Reviews of Twisted Metal, Good Omens

Streaming services, cable TV and Primetime television are fighting for your viewership now more than ever. UNBINGED is here to help you weed through it all, with reviews of the latest shows that highlight what we love, what we hate and what we love to hate-watch, too. Sometimes the decision to be good or bad isn’t so easy. Usually, people reside in the gray areas. In three new adaptations, the nature of good vs. evil is turned upside down and inside out. Based on a book, a play (and a podcast),

‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ is Another Wicked Whirlwind

Several years ago, a hitman was thrust back into a life of crime after a privileged thug killed his puppy and made off with his car. A deceptively simple story, but thanks to the indelible charm of Keanu Reeves, the talents of visionary director Chad Stahelski, dozens of beautifully choreographed fight scenes, and imaginative world-building, John Wick has become one hell of a franchise. While the first film was a pure revenge flick, Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 — Parabellum, dealt with the repercuss

New Ant-Man Crawls Into MCU Phase Five Via Formulaic Realms

Following the success of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the Marvel Cinematic Universe kicks off Phase Five of its superhero slate with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. After Phase Four theatrical efforts including Black Widow, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and the critically-panned Eternals (the sum of which can best be described as “fine”), can a jump to the Quantum Realm return the MCU to its hey-day glory? A lot has changed since Ant-Man and the Wasp’s last solo film in 2018.

That Retro Show: The Return Of ‘Velma,’ ‘Willow’ and Hanging Out in the Basement

Back for more 420 humor, bedroom rock posters of yore, and 30-year-old pop culture references, That (change decade here) Show returns to the fictional suburb of Point Place, Wisconsin, where the Foreman family’s basement is once again crawling with stoned teens looking for something to do, now some 20 years after their parents did it. The follow-up series to That 70’s Show follows the exploits of Leia Foreman (Callie Haverda), daughter of Eric and Donna, as she spends the summer with her grandp

Euphoria, Yellowjackets and Emily In Paris' Diverging Womanly Woes

Streaming services, cable TV and Primetime television are fighting for your viewership now more than ever. UnBinged is here to help you weed through it all, with reviews of the latest shows that highlight what we love, what we hate and what we love to hate-watch, too. This week we take a gander at a few series’ with unusual leading ladies– from thrillers to high-end dramas to dopey comedies. Should you get stung by Yellowjackets, fall into the brutal bliss of Euphoria or say bonjour to Emily

Anti-Hero Complex: 'Hawkeye,' 'Dexter: New Blood,' and 'The Witcher'

In the words of the great Bonnie Tyler, “Where have all the good men gone and where are all the gods?” In this day and age, we’ll take our heroes where we can find them, even when they are not all that heroic. This week, we take a look at reluctant saviors and anti-heroes, men who are fighting the good fight, even if it isn’t necessarily a conventional definition of good. Disney continues to expand the Marvel Cinematic Universe by leaps and bounds by turning to television as a means of preparin

Neo’s Not Happy In 'The Matrix Resurrections'

Almost two decades since 1999’s The Matrix exceeded all expectations, changing both the sci-fi genre and action films forever, filmmaker Lana Wachowski returns to the cyberpunk saga in an effort to rekindle the franchise. The Matrix Resurrections follows an older Neo (the still delightful Keanu Reeves) as he lives his life back in the Matrix – a simulated reality in which humans are unknowingly used as cattle by machines who harvest their energy. Working as a game designer, his life is a stagna
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