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Tom is always ready to see and review everything horrifying and hilarious that hits theaters, television, and video games...sometimes. You can check out his other reviews and articles on his blog, Mooreviews.

‘The Truth’ Review: A Moving Family Drama that Could Earn Oscar Buzz

Tom Moore - July 7, 2020

After making a huge splash with his Oscar-nominated and Palme d’Or-winning film, Shoplifters, back in 2018, writer-director Hirokazu Kore-eda returns with The Truth—his first...

‘Adventure Time: Distant Lands’ Premiere Travels to the Far Reaches of the Galaxy to Highlight a Fan Favorite

Tom Moore - June 30, 2020

Although Adventure Time, one of Cartoon Network’s most iconic animated series, ended back in September of 2018, HBO MAX is bringing fans far beyond...

‘You Should Have Left’ Review: Not Worth the Money

Tom Moore - June 23, 2020

Ever since this pandemic put movie theaters out of commission and studios began putting films usually meant for a theatrical release on VOD, I’ve...

HBO Max’s ‘Looney Tunes Cartoon’ Slaps a Fresh Coat of Paint on a Classic to Inspired Results

Tom Moore - June 18, 2020

As someone who hasn’t had HBO for the last decade or so and is an immense fan of DC, Cartoon Network, and Adult Swim,...

The Rick and Morty Season 4 Finale Closes Things Out with an Ode to Star Wars & a Few Surprise Returns

Tom Moore - June 16, 2020

After a long hiatus and a quick five-episode second half of season four, we’re already at the Rick and Morty Season 4 finale, and it...

‘Shirley’ Review: Another Powerhouse Performance from Elisabeth Moss

Tom Moore - June 11, 2020

There aren’t many actors that grab the attention of both the indie film crowd and mainstream moviegoers like Elisabeth Moss. Ever since her smash...

Rick and Morty Season 4 Episode 9 Review: A Camping Trip is Derailed by Planet-Sized Insecurities in ‘Childrick of Mort’

Tom Moore - May 27, 2020

While last week’s episode, “The Vat of Acid Episode,” set a high standard for the season’s final two episodes meet, we return to a...

‘Inheritance’ Review: A Clever Thriller Ruined by a Twist

Tom Moore - May 26, 2020

After a generally-maligned feature debut in 2018 with Terminal, director Vaughn Stein returns with Inheritance—a drama about the skeletons in a high-powered family’s closet...

Morty Eats His Words and Breaks His Heart in Rick And Morty Season 4 Episode 8 ‘The Vat of Acid Episode’

Tom Moore - May 22, 2020

Personally, the best kind of Rick and Morty episodes aren’t the ones that are so crazy that you continuously have to watch it to...

Alien Riffs Aplenty, As Rick & Morty Season 4 Episode 7 Delivers Some ‘ooo-wee’ Sci-Fi Goodness

Tom Moore - May 15, 2020

While last week’s episode of Rick and Morty was complete chaos as it delved into the structures and tropes of anthologies, this week’s episode,...

‘Rick & Morty’ Season 4 Returns From Hiatus with a Confoundingly Hilarious Train to Nowhere

Tom Moore - May 6, 2020

God if feels so good to finally say – Rick and Morty is back! It feels so long since the series took another hiatus...

The Midnight Gospel Proves To Be The Most Innovative and Unique Animated Series of 2020

Tom Moore - April 29, 2020

Whenever a conversation comes up about some of the greatest animated series of all-time, it’s damn near impossible that Adventure Time doesn’t make its...

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