In Praise of the Snyder-Verse
Zack Snyder has had a long track record of bringing comic books to life on the big screen. Snyder’s stylistic
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The Unrestrained Vision Of Zack Snyder For Both Good And Ill — ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Reviewed
Zack Snyder’s Justice League is a much better film than its theatrical counterpart and its predecessor, Batman v Superman: Dawn
Read moreSXSW 2021 Midnighters: A Suspense Thriller With Political Views – ‘Witch Hunt’ Reviewed
Imagine a world where witches are real and walk among us like regular people. However, the practice of witchcraft is
Read moreSXSW 2021 Midnighters: Horror In Paradise – ‘Offseason’ Reviewed
South by Southwest has a special “Midnighters” screening section that features provocative late night subject matter that can be scary,
Read moreSXSW 2021: A Bungling Revenge Story – ‘Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break’ Reviewed
More people than ever have aspirations to become famous these days. With so many reality television competitions and the constant
Read more‘Black Widow’ Could Still Get A ‘Last Minute’ Disney+ Premier Access Release
As Black Widow nears the moment where it must commit its marketing dollars to a May release, word comes it
Read more‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ Moves To September 17
While it seems like the theatrical release business is coming back, some shifting in release dates continues. The latest change
Read more‘Hourman’ Joins The DC Films Stable With Chernin Entertainment Producing
It is finally the Man of the Hour’s turn to become a feature film. Deadline reports Warner Bros. Pictures, DC
Read moreTwo Screwball Comedies And A Murder Mystery: ‘Carole Lombard Collection II’ Reviewed
If part of the draw of the first box set was getting to see Carole Lombard work with her offscreen
Read moreSXSW 2021: An Immigrant Tale Of Overcoming Loneliness: ‘Islands’ Reviewed
South by Southwest (SXSW) is an influential annual event that taps into different facets of our culture including music and
Read moreZack Snyder’s ‘Justice League’ Drops A Final Trailer Ahead Of This Week’s Debut
I like to try and keep at least one day free and that day happens to be Sunday. So, you
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Another Saturday is upon us and so too another round up of popular posts to keep you entertained and up
Read moreHumans Are The Real Monsters In Steven Kostanski’s ‘Psycho Goreman’ Reviewed
As Mimi and Owen’s father, Greg (Adam Brooks), says at one point, humans are the real monsters and that’s very
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Regular Ten To Takeaway
Here’s hoping you’ve all had a safe and healthy week. And to encourage you all to continue to stay safe,
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion) — ‘Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday’
Once in a blood moon, a franchise will come along that redefines a subgenre and takes it to the next
Read more‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Vet Kalinda Vazquez To Write New ‘Star Trek’ Film For Paramount
Will corporate synergy power a starship as well as dilithium? That’s a question veteran Star Trek: Discovery writer Kalinda Vaszquez
Read moreAmazon Plans ‘Hellsing’ Adaptation With ‘John Wick’ Writer Derek Kolstad
It was only a matter of time before Amazon cracked open some Japanese manga and said, ‘Hey, we should do
Read moreThe Batman Confronts His Mistakes(?) In Latest ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Tease
The Batman (Ben Affleck) made some questionable tactical decisions in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. And, as the film
Read moreThere May Yet Be Hope For ‘Nimona’
Nimona was one of the animated graphic novel adaptations we were looking forward to the most in the coming years.
Read moreFrench Documentary Rehashes The 50’s: ‘America As Seen By A Frenchman’ Reviewed
What does America look like to the outside world? While that might not be a question you want answered all
Read more‘F9’ Release Delayed By One Month — Will It Lead To Another Cascade Of Postponements?
The often delayed F9 — the ninth film in Universal’s Fast and Furious film cycle — has been delayed again;
Read moreDVD Review: ‘The Last Vermeer’ Goes On Trial
Nazi collaborator? Scam artist? Or both? With art, there are tests you can do to figure out a painting’s authenticity,
Read more‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Offers Chapter Titles Ahead Of Premiere
While Zack Snyder’s Justice League will be a mammoth four-hour affair when it debuts later this month, it will be
Read moreHugh Grant And Sophia Lillis Join ‘Dungeons & Dragons’
Two more actors have joined Paramount’s Dungeons & Dragons campaign. Deadline reports Hugh Grant will play the film’s chief antagonist
Read moreWhy You Need To Watch ‘Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles’
Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles follows the journey of surrealist filmmaker Luis Buñuel. Much like Another Day of
Read moreDeconstructing Comics Bonus: “Iron Man 3” (2013)
This week, from our archive of Patreon podcasts, Tim and Mulele discuss the movie Iron Man 3 in another edition
Read moreGore Verbinski To Direct Film Adaptation Of George R.R. Martin’s ‘Sandkings’
George R.R. Martin‘s back catalog continues to be a film and television goldmine. Collider reports Pirates of the Carribean‘s Gore
Read moreArowana Media Holdings Acquires ‘Vampirella’ Film And Television Rights
Vampirella is ready to return to land of film and television. Arowana Media Holdings, a subsidiary of Mike The Pike
Read more‘Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters’ Documentary Film Now on Kickstarter
Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters is a new documentary that takes fans behind the scenes of how Hellboy went from a
Read moreComic-Con International: San Diego Cancels In-Person 2021 Event; Comic-Con@Home To Continue
This was, of course, inevitable. Comic-Con International announced Monday that its in-person event, scheduled for July of 2021, has been
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Another Regular Round Up Of News, Previews And More
With our new and separate column rounding up all our comic book reviews from the past week, Something for the
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