A second season is on its way, but in case you need convincing... The post 10 Reasons You Should Watch <i>Widow’s Bay</i> appeared first on Reactor .
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It's season four and we're so back. The post A Commander of Mars — <i>Star Trek: Strange New Worlds</i>: “Valles Marineris” appeared first on Reactor .
Everything is IP, but IP needs to be shorter and look worse and get retold infinite times. The post <i>Avatar: The Last Airbender</i> and the State of Modern TV appeared first on Reactor .
Please get us away from this era where we explain away all the wonder of the universe and treat the entire population of the world as a reaction meme. The post <i>Disclosure Day</i> Should Have Remained Undisclosed appeared first on Reactor .
The Peter Jackson remake perhaps owes a debt to the much-maligned 1976 version The post Does the First <i>King Kong</i> Remake Deserve a Fresh Look? appeared first on Reactor .
Trek and the X-Men are back, and Chrunchyroll has geared up for summer! The post Here Are All the Genre TV Premieres Airing in July! appeared first on Reactor .
It's exciting to see anime getting wider distribution globally all the same. The post Indie Anime <i>Jinsei</i> Is More Conceptually Impressive Than Enjoyable to Watch appeared first on Reactor .
These movies gave us a language to voice our misgivings — but does the same formula hold up today? The post Looking Back on the ’90s Films That Tackled Our Anxieties About New Technologies appeared first on Reactor .
From the studio behind The Secret of Kells and Wolfwalkers, a new adaptation of a modern children's book classic. The post Louise Bagnall Discusses the Magic of Her New Animated Film <i>Julián</i> appeared first on Reactor .
We keep equating cowboy archetypes with machismo, when the image an "equestrian" evokes these days looks far different... The post <i>Star Trek</i>’s Christopher Pike Is a Horse Girl appeared first on Reactor .
Can Morph and Wolverine overtake Magneto and Xavier for the most subtext of the X-friends? The post Subtext and Tragedy Dominate the Latest Episodes of <i>X-Men ’97</i> appeared first on Reactor .
If the DCU wanted to assure us that it had the right stuff… this wasn’t the way to do it. The post <i>Supergirl</i> Should Be Ashamed of Itself appeared first on Reactor .
It's not the first time someone has tried to insert realism into a Robin Hood story... but it might be nice if it were the last. The post <i>The Death of Robin Hood</i> Brings a Legend Low appeared first on Reactor .
How do we feel about the ending that the patients of New Hyde received? The post <i>The Terror: Devil in Silver</i> Makes a Deal in “Starry Night” appeared first on Reactor .
And we get another look at New Hyde's past. The post <i>The Terror: Devil in Silver</i> Readies Us for a Final Teamup in “Vermillion” appeared first on Reactor .
Age-of-Streaming-and-Smartphone foibles aside, there's a lot of what's good about noir in the Spider show. The post Where <i>Spider-Noir</i> Fails To Live Up To Its Genre — And Where It Succeeds appeared first on Reactor .
Developmental woes, money, and studio concerns can make for fascinating changes to a text. The post Why a Planet of the Apes Sequel Was Weirdly More Faithful to the Original Book appeared first on Reactor .
How is Xavier holding up given a certain someone's death? Not well. The post <i>X-Men ’97</i> Heats Up With New Mutants, New Uniforms, New X-Corp and More in “Danger.Exe” appeared first on Reactor .
The sophomore season starts with a time-traveling family reunion, a break-out role for X-Force, and an Apocalyptic Big Bad. The post <i>X-Men ’97</i> Kicks Off a New Season With Timey-Wimey Adventures appeared first on Reactor .