Written by: Kevin Berge (All Images Courtesy of: WWE.com)

It's a weird time in WWE. The company is taking chances, embracing the potential of its roster, and it's making for a fascinating transition. No one is benefiting more at least in this past week than Kofi Kingston who is now the hottest star on the roster not named Becky Lynch.

It's a bizarre but completely welcome transition. This Road to WrestleMania is the most interesting and engaging in years because so many are stepping up to the plate. It's like WWE is finally beginning to shift, and everyone is benefiting.

I can only hope it continues because as mixed a week as this was overall, it got me more excited for WrestleMania than most Elimination Chamber events have. I'm starting to think WWE might finally deliver again on the Grandest Stage of Them All.

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: Happy Death Day is a funny and emotional roller coaster that makes the most of every minute with running gag that always pay off and genuine moments of tension and catharsis. Led by a fantastic performance by Jessica Rothe, the movie is only sometimes let down by its lack of big scares.

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: Alita: Battle Angel may be the most visually impressive spectacle in cinema and is an absolute blast as long as you can just sit back and enjoy the ride. The script is corny and sloppy with more than a few genuine missteps in writing and direction, but there's enough here to enjoy past the mess.

Written by: Kevin Berge (All Images Courtesy of: WWE.com)

Elimination Chamber came up so fast that most would be forgiven for being shocked to find it is happening this Sunday. The whole event was shoddily put together especially on the Raw side with almost no interesting matches for the red brand.

Chamber matches are almost always fun though, and this year should be no different. The WWE Championship Chamber will include more Daniel Bryan vs. AJ Styles with other great talent like Samoa Joe involved. The women's tag team Chamber match could be a mess or an exciting treat based on the booking.

More than anything though, it still just doesn't feel like the Road to WrestleMania. Well, except for Becky Lynch vs. Ronda Rousey (vs. Charlotte Flair). That feud's already flying high above everyone else.

Written by: Kevin Berge

Sometimes the weird movies are the best movies, and, at this time when no one wants to release major films, some filmmakers get to stand out through sheer audacity. They can make weird and wacky movies that get people interested.

Strangeness can come in various forms. It can be taking a conventional action movie and turned it on its head. It can be a documentary that colors old well known archival footage to modernize a look at the past. It can be a simple biographical drama about a famous duo no one knew they needed to learn more about.

It can also be a comedic story about an engaged couple looking for a threesome because only in February can you release a movie like that.

The four films I will be focusing on this time around are the Liam Neeson-led clever action flick Cold Pursuit, the inspired documentary They Shall Not Grow Old, the biographical drama Stan and Ollie, and the bizarre comedy The Unicorn.