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Volume 1 of Mickey and the Roadster Racers Zooms Onto DVD

RJ Carter · March 13, 2017

For the longest time, Disney Junior was turned on in our house so that our little boy could get his fill of MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE. Now that he's older, he's a bit past interacting with the television screen to pick a Mouse-ka-tool, but he still loves Mickey Mouse, his Hot Wheels, and his racetrack sets.

Stranger Fruit's Strange Defense of Michael Brown

RJ Carter · March 13, 2017

In 2014, Ferguson, Missouri went from being a nondescript suburb of St. Louis to ground zero in the debate of racism. Two and a half year's later, director Jason Pollock shows that those wounds are still struggling to heal.

Ninjago Season Six More Than You Could Wish For

RJ Carter · March 12, 2017

The Ninja have dealt with ghosts before. Shoot, one of their own is a ghost! So when one of their old enemies, Clouse, returns from the dead (since the Ninja masters have destroyed the Cursed Realm), they assume it's going to be an easy catch.

Pep Talk: Riverdale, Episode 107, "In a Lonely Place"

RJ Carter · March 10, 2017

With Jughead (COLE SPROUSE) and Betty (LILI REINHART) discovering Jason Blossom's hidden car, only to find it a burned out husk when the Sheriff arrives, things couldn't get much weirder in RIVERDALE.

Taking Flight: SUPERGIRL 215 "Exodus" Gets Political

S.J. Mitchell · March 8, 2017

We here at Critical Blast do not cover politics but you'd have to be living under a rock to realize the issues that are facing America today. If you're watching TV from under that rock, you'd notice that Monday's episode of SUPERGIRL unearths a lot of important issues from&n

Catching Up: The Flash Episode 315, "The Wrath of Savitar"

RJ Carter · March 8, 2017

Wally West (KEIYNAN LONSDALE) is still seeing images of Savitar, but hasn't told anyone, even as he runs through a speed trial with Barry (GRANT GUSTIN) and Jesse (VIOLETT BEANE) in which he manages to cover the required distance to save Iris (CANDICE PATTON) in the future in the right amount of time.

New Line Theatre's ZORBA Explains What Life Is All About

Jeff Ritter · March 6, 2017

Life is a simple word that conjures images in one’s head of everything from bland breakfast cereal to fierce religious/political debates to the birth of a child. It is a capricious word. Jobs, relationships, health, you name it--life will change it in an instant, sometimes for the better, sometimes far worse.