Don’t let the goofy orange unicorn on the poster fool you — this is an R-rated bloodbath disguised as a Saturday morning cartoon, and it might be the most fun I’ve had in a theater in ages.
Truly exceptional cast – but did this adaptation stand up to the book?
A fun fake relationship, plenty of chemistry, and characters I wanted to like a little more than I actually did.
Before Anthony Bourdain became the guy we knew from television, he was a 19 year old trying to figure out what the hell he was doing with his life.
A dead son, a prison escape, a conspiracy, and approximately 47 reasons to say, “Wait, WHAT?”
I’m not saying I would have taken the caretaker job, but I’m also saying I would have asked approximately 700 questions before agreeing to it.
A murder mystery, a high school project, and approximately one million reasons Pip should probably stop digging.
I read Rufi Thorpe’s Margo’s Got Money Troubles before watching the Apple TV adaptation, which meant I went into the series with a pretty clear picture of Margo in my head. Thankfully, Elle Fanning had no problem making the role her own.
A creepy serial killer, a missing child, and a book that kept me turning the pages, even if it never quite reached the level of thriller greatness I was hoping for.
If Lights Out is sitting on your list of books you loved, I have another one for you.