EDITOR’S NOTE: See end of article for link to Drew’s introduction to this series about streaming services. By Andrew Jenck If there was a company to even have a remote […]
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By Andrew Jenck Welcome to Binge-uary: a mini-series of Drew’s Reviews, editorials discussing the landscape of the streaming industry. One of the most defining aspects of the 2010s is the […]
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By Andrew Jenck I mentioned in my Spider-Verse animation editorial of how I lament the loss of hand-drawn animation and without it the industry, while not ruined, has suffered a […]
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By Andrew Jenck How do you follow up a phenomenon? Making a sequel to a well-received film is hard enough but to do so for a film that took the […]
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By Andrew Jenck Long time readers will know that “Drew’s Reviews” is a side job, and I haven’t had a “regular” schedule to my reviews. I do appreciate everyone’s patience, […]
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By Andrew Jenck Halloween (2018) is a soft-reboot that ignores all the events of the prior films besides the 1978 classic, so if you’re new to the series, you can […]
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The Wandering Reel Traveling Film Festival returns to Manzanita Friday, Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m., with a collection of seven short international and U.S. films at the Hoffman Center for […]
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By Andrew Jenck I guess I’m supposed to start out this review by commenting on how oversaturated the Hollywood landscape is by comic book adaptions, and lead into how Joker […]
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By Andrew Jenck Expectations were not high for It, as most Stephen King adaptions, at that point, were generally not well received, and Pennywise’s new design seemed to be a […]
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By Andrew Jenck Spider-Man is no longer a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, maybe. It’s not official but at the same time it sounds official? The point is, Spider-Man’s […]
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