Reviews - Son Of Zorn

“All Hail Son Of Zon” is messy. It’s sloppy. It moves way too fast, and even for a half live-action, half animated…

When we last left Son Of Zorn, Craig had run off. He witnessed Zorn, Alan, and Edie having an emotional, sensitive,…

“The Battle Of Self-Acceptance” opens on Edie and Zorn’s wedding video, further supporting regular reviewer Kevin…

So Son Of Zorn, which began as an semi-animated absurd take on the typical “man complains about man-stuff these…

Son Of Zorn has been gradually building up to an episode like this. “The War On Grafelnik” is ridiculous, taking a…

Since the beginning of Son Of Zorn, we’ve watched Zorn struggle with the difficulty of existing as something close…

“The Battle Of Thanksgiving” arrives at an extremely difficult time in the United States right now. I don’t want to…

“A Tale Of Two Zorns” is the strangest episode of Son Of Zorn so far. It’s not strange in the good way, either,…

I have a question. How does Son Of Zorn want us to respond to someone like Zorn and his attempts to reconnect to his…

Some people in the comments of the last episode of Son Of Zorn thought I rated it a bit too high. I think I may have…

I mentioned in my last review that Son Of Zorn’s toughest aspect seems to be its direction. Making the animated…

The general way to approach Son Of Zorn seems to be to come at it as critique or satire of “toxic masculinity.” Zorn…

Full disclosure: the premise of Son of Zorn–in which a fully-animated character of the He-Man template attempts to…

The “high-status buffoon” is an established comedic type, but the last 15 years or so have been a real boon for the…