Kai Ioffe

Very quick review here. Overall, Shameless is an amazing show with an atrocious ending. I thought they could've done so much more with the last episode of season 11. If you ask me, The show fell off a bit after season 7. Season 8 was boring for the most part, while season 9 ultimately became too political and though the end of the season was good, the start was very rough. I mostly enjoyed season 10's wacky plot-points and ending and season 11 was mostly enjoyable as well. Overall, amazing in the first 7 seasons, with a lot of ups and downs later on. Great show nonetheless.

Season one was great, it gave the extreme horror-esc kind of vibe. It had great dialogue, characters, and interaction. I found season two to be less scary than season one. It dove into some more serious topics like child safety, sexual abuse, psychosis, and more. But it felt more open-world like there wasn't a necessarily chilling atmosphere that made it suspenseful. Season two expanded the cast, and though it was slower-paced than season one, I still found it extremely entertaining with some more interesting characters than the last. Season three is again, in a way a mix of the other two. It keeps most of its formulaic routes but does things differently. (Like keeping the main love interest for two seasons). For most people, season four is either their favorite, or least favorite season. It depends on the type of viewer you are. All in all, this show is extremely intriguing, suspenseful, and different from the rest. It gives us the worldview of a non-remorseful sociopathic killer, and it's an extremely interesting ride. I think this show has everything. It's dark, but not too dark. And just when you think our main character is finally changing, he pulls the switch and reverts to psychotic ways of thinking. This show is easily a 5/5. Here's my ranking of each season-worst to best... 4. Season 3 - (7/10) 3. Season 4 - (8/10) 2. Season 2 - (9.5/10) 1. Season 1 - (9.5/10)

This movie is truly the successor of the first, portraying a more mentally challenging villain and the recurring theme of inner peace.

NON-SPOILER REVIEW! Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse is THE movie to rave about. This movie offers absolute artistic delight with its stunning visuals and art style. But beside that, this movie brought back what we loved about No-away Home and Into the Spiderverse into one movie. With its cameos, quite amusing jokes to get in the marvel feel, the visuals, and plotline this movie is a masterpiece. Now, if there’s one thing I could possibly hate on even a smidge little bit… It’s how the pacing contrasts onto the villain and ending. The villian, Spot is one of those goofy villains who pose as harmless and silly at the start, but seek domestic power and a fight against our protagonist. Is he a bad villain? No. Most scenes with him were quite entertaining and funny. But the length of the movie shouldn’t have stretched his showtime out longer. This is a 2 hr 20 minute kids movie. I do appreciate marvel not being afraid to make an animated kids movie long for the sake of the beautifully contrasted movie and possibly older audience. But some things could’ve been resolved at the end that weren’t. That’s all, overall way more to say about this movie that’s good than bad. 10/10 would recommend.