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About Joshua Kristian McCoy
Joshua Kristian McCoy is a freelance writer and film critic from the United States. He is a lifelong film buff, a voting member of the Georgia Film Critics Association, a tournament-winning Smash Bros. player, and the proud owner of a Bachelor's in Psychology. He has contributed more than 1,000 pieces to The Best War Games in his three-year career at the digital publication.
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Film and Television
Favorite Movies
Alien
Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence
The Silence of the Lambs
Pan's Labrynth
Godzilla Minus One
Favorite TV Shows
Taskmaster
Andor
Community
Midnight Mass
Castlevania
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Starship's 1985 classic popped up in Daredevil: Born Again and Paradise, placing two massive shows knee deep in the hoopla.
John Wick Already Had A Spinoff that Didn't Work, And That's A Bad Sign For Ballerina
All four John Wick films made a massive impact, but The Continental seemed to vanish immediately, leaving open questions about the fate of Ballerina.
Squid Game Fans Might Love This American Horror Film With Similar Themes
Would You Rather is a grim examination of many of the same systemic issues that pushed contestants past the brink in Netflix's hit horror series.
Mortal Kombat 2: Is Cole Young Already Doomed?
Lewis Tan's lackluster protagonist was an odd invention of the 2021 film, but he seems conspicuously absent from the sequel's marketing.
The Luckiest Man in America: The True Story Behind This Absurd Game Show Win
The story of Michael Larson was one of the strangest TV scandals of the 1980s, and IFC's 2025 film will tell the bizarre story on the big screen.
Why Do Street Fighter Movies Keep Failing And How Could The Next One Improve?
The two previous live-action adaptations of this fighting franchise were rough, but the 2026 entry could claim victory in the runback.
Lord of the Rings Could Share The Star Wars Franchise’s Biggest Issue
Like Star Wars, Tolkien adaptations struggle with drawing a crowd whenever they put out anything that doesn't look familiar.
Netflix’s Devil May Cry’s Hilarious Music Choices Should Excite Hardcore Fans
Netflix picked a Limp Bizkit track and Papa Roach's Last Resort to promote their adaptation of the original early 2000s cool gaming franchise.
Mike Flanagan’s Clayface Is A Good Sign For the New DCU
James Gunn's new and improved DCU seems prepped to let creators play with the comic characters that inspire them, which implies a lot of promise.
Could The Rogue One Connections Hurt Andor Season Two?
Andor was a true shock after Rogue One, but as the events of the prequel join the show, could those connections weaken the incredible series.
Daredevil Born Again Gives This MCU Character The Perfect Path Back
Marvel's approach to resurrecting Daredevil could provide their troubled take on Moon Knight a new chance to shine.
March Is Your Last Chance To Watch This Oscar-Nominated Action Epic On Netflix
Mad Max: Fury Road will race off into the desert at the end of this month, leaving Netflix behind in the dust.
Terrifier: Is Art The Clown Human?
The nightmarish villain of Damien Leone's gory slasher franchise looks like a grease-painted performer, but is there real humanity behind his smile?
Dune: Prophecy: Suk Doctors, Explained
The new Dune series depicts another member of this mysterious order of master physicians.
Are These Martial Arts Video Game Movies Worth Revisiting?
The Tekken movies don't belong among the upper echelon of video game movies, but are they still worth watching as martial arts flicks?
Dune: Prophecy: Important Planets for New Fans
While the original Dune explored Arrakis, the TV spin-off will take fans and newcomers to plenty of new locations.
Jet Li’s Superhero Movie Is Worth Revisiting
Black Mask is a 1996 manhua adaptation that saw Jet Li become an invulnerable super soldier.
This Martial Arts Horror Film Comes From a Metal Gear Solid Director
Versus (2001) is a time capsule of a kind of anime-tinged, irony-free cool that desperately needs to come back to the big screen.
The Penguin Couldn’t End Any Other Way
The final brutal twists of this outstanding crime series certainly don't feel like they came out of nowhere.
Sonic the Hedgehog 3: Shadow’s Lore Gets Complicated
While Shadow's introduction to the Sonic franchise is a bit dark, his next few chapters might undo any hopes of an on-screen spinoff.