2021, the year that followed one of the worst years in recent memory. Had things gotten better since then? I honestly don't know...

Starting off underrated then marketed to high heavens, is there something special about this yuletide classic? Understatement of the season!

With rich music, energy, characters, and a nice message, had Disney performed another rewarding magic trick with a family blessed with them?

After two iconic masterpieces, The Godfather Part III had divided audiences. Later, it was reedited as Coppola intended. Did he succeed?

Was one flawed actress bad enough to tarnish The Godfather's legacy? I actually saw plenty to admire about this third outing, so…maybe not.

Fi’s discoveries of the paranormal continue, and like many good follow-ups, they came back bigger and better than ever! Hop in and see why.

Now, here’s an offer you can’t refuse: a sequel that’s hailed as being equal to, if not better than, a film that's already a masterpiece.

A lady held captive by handcuffs in the bed and the inner demons in her head. How did Stephen King boost the thrills in such a simple story?

Articulate enrapturement gave it acclaim. Subjective repulsion gave it fame. What makes this novel the controversial classic it has become?