The series premiere of HBO’s The Penguin aired on Friday, and despite avoiding the politicization that has befell many high-profile productions in recent years, the show is poorly written and lame. Neither the show’s reasonably high production values, nor Colin Farrell’s highly amusing performance as…
Tag: film and television reviews
Capturing the Friedmans (2003)
I recently watched a documentary called “Capturing the Friedmans” about some Jew pedophile and his weird Jew family. I don’t believe the Jews – on principle, I believe Jews are lying. But this documentary primarily shows the wife of the Jew saying that he was…
Night Sky is Not Political Propaganda, But It is Also Not a Good Show
I’ve had a kind of crappy week. When I was in my early twenties, I was big into scuba-diving. I actually wanted to find some tourist town and open my own scuba business. If I did not have a tragic injury at 24, I might…
Nobody (2021) Film Review
With Nobody, Hollywood released a film in 2021 that doesn’t have an underlying social agenda. The film was written by Derek Kolstad, who as the poster tells you at the top, was the writer of John Wick. It was directed by Ilya Naishuller. I saw…
So, I Watched the First Season of Utopia (2013)…
Over the weekend, I took time out to finish the first season of the 2013 British television series “Utopia.” This is not my official review, which I will not write until I’ve finished the second season. As it might be a while until I have…
Star Trek: Picard Episode 7 Review: It’s Pizza Time with Riker and I Want to Die
I hope you like pizza, because that’s the only thing that happens in this episode. You guys, I don’t know if I can keep doing these reviews. I thought we were closing in on the end of the show, and I could make it through,…
Star Trek: Picard Episode 6 Review: Somehow, This Show Just Keeps Getting Worse
I don’t know how they’ve done it, but the entitled Jews behind Star Trek: Picard managed to make episode 6 even worse than all the previous episodes combined. Watching it, I felt shocked and I believe I almost had an aneurysm. It is just so…
Star Trek: Picard Episode Five Review: Show Completely Redeems Itself
With episode 5, “Stardust City Rag,” Star Trek: Picard has managed to completely redeem itself and is now officially the best show on TV. The episode was written by Kirsten Beyer and directed by Jonathan Frakes. For the first time in the history of Star…
Gremlins (1984) Movie Review
Gremlins is a 1984 comedy-horror film directed by Joe Dante and written by Chris Columbus. This is in many ways the ideal film. Although there are some minor pacing issues (which were deliberate), and multiple serious plot problems (which do not appear to have been…
Star Trek: Picard Episode 4 Review
We get some great shots of this stupid Mass Effect ship this episode. That’s nice. Episode 4 of Star Trek: Picard featured Michael Chabon, a Jewish novelist, as the single credited writer, and it was just as bad as any of the other episodes. In…
Star Trek: Picard Episode 3 Review
I’ve just watched the third episode of Star Trek: Picard, and am able to say as a matter of absolute fact that this show alone is enough to do a real Holocaust of the Jews. Literally no one could put forward any defense of these…
As Expected, Star Trek: Picard is a Real Piece of Crap
Alex Kurtzman has struck again. Star Trek: Picard has begun, and it is just as horrendous as I thought it would be. You might think this is better than Star Trek: Discovery, because it doesn’t have a black woman who is the most important person…
Star Wars 9 is the Worst Movie I’ve Ever Seen
I just watched Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and I can’t really remember anything that happened in it. I’m literally less than an hour out from finishing it. There were people and creatures flying around in planes, there were tedious fight scenes, there were…
Stormer Movie Review: Joker: 10/10 [Spoiler Free]
Joker is everything that you could have hoped for. But it isn’t really more than that. Primarily, the film is visually stunning, from start to finish. The cinematography, the acting, the costumes – every aspect of the aesthetic is perfect. It is a series of…
Dragged Across Concrete Movie Review: This is Not a Good Movie
When I heard about a year ago that a movie starring Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn was going to be the anti-Black Lives Matter film, I was a little bit excited. Dragged Across Concrete was written and directed by the weird B-movie Jew S. Craig…
Mortal Engines Movie Review
Last night, I had a couple glasses of Gordon’s gin because I’m too broke to afford Beefeater. Nah, I lie. I was drinking Beefeater. I usually drink Gordon’s, but I splurged on the good stuff, due to the pressure of planning for the coming post-apocalyptic…















