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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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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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Doctor Who: The Hybrid Prophecy, Explained
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Expend4bles Review
This ill-advised fourth family reunion of outdated action stars is a soulless waste of time that manages to make explosions boring.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts – Scourge’s History Throughout the Franchise
The antagonist of the latest Transformers film is Unicron, but this brutal hunter does all the dirty work for him.
Doctor Who: Where Do The Weeping Angels Come From?
The antagonists behind almost everyone's favorite episode of Doctor Who have a mysterious origin and many vague details.
Doctor Who: The History Of Torchwood, Explained
The secret organization that defends the Earth from alien threats has humble origins and a chaotic path through time.
Doctor Who: What Are The Silence?
This mysterious and threatening alien race was the most important thing in the franchise for two years before disappearing entirely.
The One Character That The X-Men Movies Ultimately Failed
Though it's probably the best X-Men movie, First Class makes the absurd decision to introduce Darwin, a character who can't die, and kill him off.
This 2000s Horror Movie Never Lived Up To Its Infamous Opening Scene
The first few minutes of Ghost Ship have outlived the following 90. Nothing cuts quite as deep as its first scene.
DCU's The Brave and the Bold: Gotham City Should Be A Character
Each version of Batman has its unique iteration on Gotham. Some have a lot more personality than others.
Who Plays William Afton in the Five Nights At Freddy's Movie?
The villain of the iconic mascot horror franchise will make his big-screen debut in the upcoming film adaptation.
Dune: The History Of House Atreides, Explained
The central figures of this classic science fiction story have a fascinating background before the war for Arrakis.
Game of Thrones: The North's Independence, Explained
The Kingdom of the North is separate from the Iron Throne, but how did they earn the right of sovereignty, and did they ever give it up?
Dune: The History Of House Harkonnen, Explained
The antagonistic half of the war for Arrakis is known for its long history of brutality, underhandedness, and cruelty.
Game of Thrones: How Does Braavos Remain a Free City?
The richest of the Free Cities is famed for its impossibly powerful financial center.
Dune: Fremen Society, Explained
The denizens of Arrakis struggle for every drop of water. That lifestyle will naturally create strict rules and a fascinatingly unique way of life.
Silent Hill: Revelation Ending, Explained
The second adaptation of Konami's ill-fated horror franchise is exactly as bad as everyone says.
Django Unchained Ending, Explained
Quentin Tarantino's fantastic revisionist Western gives a former slave the power of a classic cowboy and a folk hero all at once.