‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Movie Trilogy Oozing Onto 4K And Blu-ray From Arrow Video
Cowabunga, nostalgia-fueled physical media collectors! All three of the 1990s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles films are nunchucking their way to
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
I hope you’re all having a good weekend. It’s sunny, sunny, sunny here in the UK, as it is in
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Sylvia Sidney Double Feature: ‘Confessions Of A Co-Ed’ And “Ladies Of The Big House’
Sylvia Sidney attempts to fend her way through college and prison in this striking double feature from Kino Lorber. David
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Deconstructing Comics Special: ‘Spider-Man 3’
The film is bloated, it’s busy, it showcases numerous failures at human communication, and doesn’t hit some points it needs
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STLV 2025: Nacelle Reveals First Look At Romulan Commander, Worf, And More 1/12 Figures
Fresh off the reveals of waves three and four of their 1/12 scale Star Trek figures at San Diego Comic-Con,
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Streaming and Screaming: ‘Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters’
“Dive into the dark and thrilling world of Hellboy’s creator in this award-winning documentary: Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters! Featuring interviews
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‘One Piece’ Gets A New Anime Opening And Live Action Season 2 Trailer
Welcome to the table, Check this out… Oh man, that was fun! I’m a big fan of One Piece. I
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Streaming and Screaming: ‘Grant Morrison Talking With Gods’
If you enjoyed the new Superman film, many people are going to recommend that you read All-Star Superman by Grant
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Commentary: ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Reunites Adam Sandler With Sports Meditation
Adam Sandler has two big sports related films: Happy Gilmore and The Waterboy. Both are widely different, and not just
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Jane Powell Double Feature: ‘A Date With Judy’ And ‘Two Weeks With Love’
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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Commentary: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Is A Return Of Virtuous Heroes
Superheroes have come a long way in cinema. In the beginning, they were held up as paragons of virtue. Individuals
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Mexican Horror Double Feature: ‘The Vampire’ And ‘The Vampire’s Coffin’ Reviewed
You’ve seen one Dracula film, you’ve seen them all… if that were the case, then there’d be no accounting for
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Adult Animation Revolution: Guillermo del Toro on Studio Ghibli
If you are new to anime and want an introduction/overview, I would implore you to watch Guillermo del Toro‘s masterclass
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A Good (Misleading) Movie About A Harmful Cult: ‘Synanon’ Reviewed
It’s usually not a good sign when you can find true crime movies available on a subject. In the case
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Opinion: Exploring The Intersection Between Auteur And Commercial Art
As a teenager, I was really blown away by The Matrix and The Dark Knight trilogies. It was my naive
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Deconstructing Comics Special: ‘Spider-Man’ (2002)
Tim and Mulele begin reviewing the Sony (pre-MCU) Spider-Man movies with a look at 2002’s Spider-Man. After watching all the
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SDCC 2025: Trailer Round Up
Peacemaker Season 1 was an unlikely success that took one of the most ridiculous characters from The Suicide Squad and
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The (Lost) Frank Miller ‘Elektra’ Screenplay?
I recently discovered that Frank Miller wrote a screenplay focusing solely on Elektra. I found it here and the script
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SDCC 2025: Shudder Delivers Scares And Thrills With ‘Clown In A Cornfield’ Activation
Clown in a Cornfield is a slasher film where a clown terrorizes a small Missouri town leading up to an
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SDCC 2025: ‘Red Sonja’ Cast And Crew Talk Horses, Eyebrows, And More
“As a red head, I am in heaven,” moderator Felicia Day said as the panel celebrating the release of the
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SDCC 2025: Old Spice And DC Comics Want To Make You Smell Like A Superhero
Lots of people wish they were a superhero helping save the day. That might be a tall task in real
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Commentary: ‘Mickey 17’ Is Actually Two Stories In One
A lot of times, the premise for a story is different than the plot. A premise is nothing more than
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Medieval Czech Double Feature: ‘The Devil’s Trap’ And ‘The Valley Of The Bees’ Reviewed
Usually trilogies have names, like The Orphic Trilogy or The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. František Vláčil‘s does not and
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Commentary: ‘Superman’ Features The Most Grounded Man Of Tomorrow Yet
There’s no doubt that Superman is a fantastical character. He’s an alien who can fly around the world at supersonic
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‘Baby Assassins 3: Nice Days’ Coming To Blu-ray
Professional assassin duo, Chisato Sugimoto (Akari Takaishi) and Mahiro Fukagawa (Saori Izawa), are going on a mission the same day
Read moreHear Me Out: Public Domain Slashers Are A Recession Indicator
Welcome back to “Hear Me Out,” a weekly series of absolutely correct movie opinions for your next watch. We’re in
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‘Marvel Contest Of Champions’ Hosts Real World And In-Game Events Including Dimensional Arcade: Doom Cycle
Marvel Contest of Champions has a series of both real-world and in-game events to continue its celebration of the upcoming
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Fantastic Four Week – HeroClix Galactus The Devourer Of Worlds
Welcome to the table, It’s Fantastic Four week over here at Comicon.com. I’ve disliked Reed Richards for as long as
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Review: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Introduces A Wonderful, Colorful World
As promised, The Fantastic Four: First Steps — the latest film from Marvel Studios — transports the viewer to a wonderful,
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The Woolrich Neo-Noir You Didn’t Know You Needed: ‘Original Sin’ Reviewed
As far as lies go, finding out someone is prettier or richer than they let on is far from the
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Fantastic Four Week: Ranking Forgotten Members Of The Fantastic Four
Welcome to Doom’s table! As the one known as Tony Thornley said in his Ranking of The Members of The
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