Category: Rob Reviews
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Rob Reviews: Star Trek Strange New Worlds season 4, episode 2: “The Griffin Incident”
Do you survive the unknown, or does it change you forever? Dive into a full, spoiler-heavy breakdown of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4, Episode 2, “The Griffin Incident”—exploring psychological horror, ghostly encounters on abandoned ships, and the deep emotional fallout for Kirk, Spock, and La’An.
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Rob Reviews: The Odyssey 
Join Rob and Sierra for a cinematic deep dive into Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. From Matt Damon’s weary Odysseus and the practical-effect spectacle of Charybdis to Zendaya’s ethereal turn as Athena and why this nearly three-hour epic is already an early Oscar frontrunner for Best Picture. Here is the full…
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Rob Reviews: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4, episode 1 “Valles Marineris”
Mars, dinosaurs, and time travel? Dive into our real-time commentary and review of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 premiere, “Valles Marineris,” exploring major franchise lore, Martian origins, and Captain Pike’s latest moral crucible.
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Rob Reviews: Project Hail Mary
Is Ryland Grace a hero, or just a man with no other options? My review of Project Hail Mary explores why this sci-fi journey is more than just space exploration—it’s a masterclass in the human spirit, the thrill of discovery, and the power of connection in the vastness of the…
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Rob Reviews: Supergirl (2026)
Supergirl (2026) is the latest DCU entry, but does it soar or stumble? I’m breaking down Milly Alcock’s complex performance, the surprising ‘space-western’ aesthetic, and why this story might have been a bit too much, too soon for the new DC Universe.
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Rob Reviews: American Psycho (2000)
Is American Psycho just a violent satire, or is it a deep dive into the collapse of identity in the 1980s? In this review, I break down the film’s striking visuals, Christian Bale’s chilling performance, and why the “faceless” yuppie culture of the 80s serves as the perfect antithesis to…
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Rob Reviews: Masters of the Universe (2026)
Masters of the Universe (2026) is a nostalgic, candy-colored love letter to the 1980s that manages to bridge the gap between classic toy-line charm and modern blockbuster sensibilities. From Idris Elba’s standout performance as Man-At-Arms to a surprisingly sinister Skeletor, this review dives into whether the film is a true…
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Rob Reviews – Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
Does Transformers: Rise of the Beasts successfully reset the franchise? From the Beast Wars connection to the ongoing characterization struggles of Optimus Prime, I’m breaking down the good, the bad, and the potential of this 1994-set reboot. Read my full take on why it’s a solid jumping-on point for new…
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Rob’s Retro Review – Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014)
Twelve years after its release, I finally watched Transformers: Age of Extinction. Was the wait worth it? In this retro review, I break down why the film’s “deconstructionist” approach to Optimus Prime feels less like a hero’s journey and more like character assassination
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All good things really do come to an end
Why is “All Good Things…” the perfect TV series finale? Explore how the epic Star Trek: The Next Generation finale beautifully bookended a seven-year journey, perfectly mirrored the real-life evolution of its cast, and delivered the ultimate emotional payoff for lifelong fans.