X Men 97 Season 2 closes out having more than earned its place as a worthy successor to the highly successful and loved Season 1, delivering an emotionally accomplished season that rewards the patience of longtime fans, and consistently...
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm was a commercial flop but that is far from the end of the story, as it stands as one of the finest Batman films ever made, a smaller animated film that has gone to compete with, and often surpass, some of the...
Season 1 of Batman: Caped Crusader was good, Season 2 was outstanding and a giant step forward, cementing this as one of the best animated superhero shows of the last decade and a great tonal opposite to the current superman run, a stand...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day means more than spectacle and entertainment for Holland and for Spider-Man fans alike, finally giving the character what he has needed most desperately for years: a Spider-Man learning, painfully, that he...
TwilightRoom's defintive ranking of every Spider-Man film from 2002 with Tobey Maguire, to Andrew Garfield & Tom Holland, and into animation with Miles Morales...
Masters of the Universe succeeds most whenever it leans fully into its fantasy action spectacle and He-Man versus Skeletor rivalry, but emotional scenes, occasional corny dialogue, hit or miss comedy, and uneven writing often prevent the...
Daredevil Born Again Season 2 succeeds because it fully commits to the darker emotional and violent identity audiences wanted for Marvel television, delivering a season built on tension, morality, brutality, and the increasingly personal...
Spawn (1997) captures the look and ambition of the 90s comic book era, but ultimately fails to translate its darker source material into a compelling or well-executed film being its design and a few isolated...
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The Twilight Weekly: TV and Film coverage that delivers.
