Love Is Stronger Than Death  by Peter Kreeft, first published in 1979, is a philosophical examination of this modern-day taboo even...

Good production. Mostly well-paced story in the spirit of the first two films even if it has a few problems. Dark and gloomy.

Moderately intriguing. Pacing can be better but no big deal. Nicely edited. Amusing score. Go Min-si is flipping nuts. But in a good way.

Making Sense Out of Suffering  by Peter Kreeft, first published in 1986, explores this classic question. The text is concise, it is...

The Open Conspiracy: Blue Prints for a World Revolution by H.G. Wells was first published in 1928. It was rewritten and expanded in...

Solidly enjoyable slice-of-life drama-comedy about a 27-year-old given a chance to relive the final year of high school.

Not bad but nothing spectacular. Some of the stories try too hard.

A few conveniences but decent pacing. Nicely lit and shot. Good performances. Not great but still a good effort and entertaining.

Decent film that addresses the issue of Gilbert. Visually superb although the plotting could be better.

The Worldwide Corona Crisis: Global Coup d’État Against Humanity  by Michel Chossudovsky of Global Research  aims to provide an overview...

Classic mecha anime. Excellent visuals and sound. Focuses on characters and their relationships.

The book is organized into four parts. Due to the overall length of the book and to keep these articles short, this review is also...

The book is organized into four parts. Due to the overall length of the book and to keep these articles short, this review is also...

The book is organized into four parts. Due to the overall length of the book and to keep these articles short, this review is also...

The Plot against the Church , according to the author(s), took more than fourteen months to write. It was first published in Rome around...

Tries too hard with the action and gore, but an acceptable conclusion. Overall, meh.

A convenient two-volume reference that provides snapshots of Church councils through the centuries.

Opening is a bit muddled but settles into a grim slice-of-life “try to leave out our final days in peace” drama. Ending is bad and cheap.

Moderately dark and comical. Both the black comedy and action are very measured. Solid film in every respect with decent pacing.

Mystery with elements of a horror-thriller framed in a fairy tale–like story. Nothing bad. Just flat. Plotting and themes are a bit clumsy.

Clumsy plotting. Too many cringe moments. Jedi Master Squid Game carries the show.