New To Blu-ray: Not So ‘Ugly Duckling’ Reviewed
Hammer Films are arguably best known for horror, but that’s not all they produced. They also made comedies. Four of
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Author: Rachel Bellwoar
11 Seasons With The Gallaghers — ‘Shameless: The Complete Series’ Reviewed
It’s taken a while for Warner Bros. to release the last two (notably Fiona-less) seasons of Shameless on physical media
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Talking ‘Penelope’s Escape From The Platypusary’ With Writer Arianna Irwin
History fans will be forgiven if they’ve never heard of Penelope the Platypus before. It’s this fascinating human interest (or
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An Interview With ‘Forge’ Writer-Director Jing Ai Ng
Coco (Andie Ju) and her brother, Raymond (Brandon Soo Hoo), have forged paintings before — but never a job as
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An Interview With ‘Travis Muñoz And The Fire Of The Aztecs’ Writer Mark Stack
It’s been fourteen years since the last eclipse. In fact, as Travis comes to discover, the last one occurred on
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An Interview With ‘Edgar Allan Poe: A Tale Of Mystery And Intervention’ Author Norm Konyu
You know Edgar Allan Poe, the storyteller, but what about Edgar Allan Poe, fan of musicals? It’s this Poe that
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Say “Regular Guy” One More Time: The Infuriating Genius Of Vincente Minnelli’s ‘Tea And Sympathy’
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Catching The ‘3:10 To Yuma’: Reviewing The Classic Glenn Ford Western
When it comes to sticking one’s neck out, people like to talk a big game, but rarely are those words
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Flying Saucers And Harry Dean Stanton: ‘Uforia’ Reviewed
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a scam artist does not a good boyfriend make, which is why it
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Interview: Exploring Inevitable Endings With ‘Closing Act’ Creator Chris W. Kim
Alice followed a White Rabbit and wound up in Wonderland. In the newest graphic novel from Chris W. Kim, Lea
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An Interview With ‘I Didn’t Ask For This’ Writer Jennie Wood
“Who wouldn’t want to be famous?” is one of those broad generalisations people like to make but Daisy knows a
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An Interview With ‘Monster Locker: Nine-Tail Trouble’ Creators Jorge Aguirre And Andrés Vera Martínez
The trouble with having a monster portal in your locker is that there are always new monsters trying to come
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Talking PBS’ ‘The Count Of Monte Cristo’ With Actress Ana Girardot
One of the most famous tales of revenge of all time, Alexandre Dumas‘ The Count of Monte Cristo has been adapted
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A Diamond Of A Spy Movie: ‘D.E.B.S.’ Blu-ray Review
I don’t know if other movie fans feel this way, but sometimes I think my biggest blind spots are the
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An Interview With ‘Parapsychologist’ Writers Mark Schey And Taki Soma
Humans aren’t the only ones in need of therapy. In Mark Schey and Taki Soma‘s new graphic novel, Parapsychologist, Dr.
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Blu-ray Review: ‘For All Mankind’ Season 2
Some ideas are so bad you look right past them, like bringing guns to outer space. Why would anyone start
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Talking ‘Rex Power’ With RAMZEE And Claude TC
It’s not hard to understand why Korey gets the wrong idea about Rex, a dinosaur holding a weapon. Who wouldn’t
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Talking Virginia Woolf With ‘Orlando: A Graphic Novel’ Creator Susanne Kuhlendahl
Whether you’re familiar with the film starring Tilda Swinton or Virginia Woolf‘s original novel, Orlando now has a graphic novel
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An Interview With ‘Inbetweens’ Creator Faith Erin Hicks
Summer school tends to get a bad rep, but not for Ash and Sloane. In Faith Erin Hicks‘ latest graphic
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Boys In The Bank: Talking ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ With Author Rachel Walther
What’s so great about winning when Al Pacino makes losing look so cool? Cool is probably the wrong word to
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Talking ‘Monster High: Boomuda Triangle’ With Megan Brown And Eileen Widjaja — Plus An EXCLUSIVE Preview Of Issue #2
Sometimes an internship can be too good to be true, like one that takes place within the Bermuda Triangle (or
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Talking ‘Twin Peaks’ With ‘A Place Both Wonderful and Strange’ Author Scott Meslow
Twin Peaks will never go out of style, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t new things that can still be
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Starring Billy Dee Williams: ‘Scott Joplin’ Biopic Reviewed
Even if you don’t know the song by name, there’s a good chance you’ve heard Scott Joplin‘s “The Entertainer” before.
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An Interview With ‘Popcorn Disabilities’ Author Kristen Lopez
Movies still have a long way to go when it comes to representation of all kinds. For her latest book,
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Sugar, Spice, And Everything Nice: ‘The Powerpuff Girls: The Complete Series’ Reviewed
Fighting crime is a lot to ask of kindergartners, even ones with superpowers, but such is the premise of The
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Talking ‘Dead Teenagers’ With Jude Ellison S. Doyle And Caitlin Yarsky
Prom is always scary but it’s not supposed to be deadly. Then again, it’s not supposed to happen over and
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Reviewing Warner Archive’s ‘Robert Taylor Collection’
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Is It Wind Or Is It Supernatural?: ‘The Red House’ Reviewed
Until now Pete (Edward G. Robinson) has gotten by on his farm without any help, but that doesn’t mean he
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An Interview With ‘First Freedom’ Writer Angélique Roché
Juneteenth has only been a federal holiday since 2021. It’s been celebrated a lot longer than that, though, and it’s
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Talking ‘Archie & Friends: Space Adventures’ With Dan Parent
Sending teenagers into space — what could go wrong? That’s what Archie, Betty, Veronica and Jughead are about to find
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Gabin And Ventura: A Review Of Kino’s ‘French Noir Collection II’ Part 1
For their second French Noir Collection, Kino Lorber start things things off with a star turn by Jean Gabin, followed
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