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It’s spooky season the perfect time curl up and watch something creepy. Streaming and Screaming is where we give horror recommendations
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Vivienne Medrano’s ‘Hazbin Hotel’ is Coming to Prime Video
Created by Vivienne Medrano (Helluva Boss) Hazbin Hotel, follows Charlie, the princess of Hell, and her quest to save damned
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SDCC 2023: ‘Invincible’ Season Two Teaser Trailer Revealed Plus Bonus Episode Out Now
Yesterday at San Diego Comic Con a teaser trailer for the second season of Amazon Prime’s Invincible was shown during
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All Art Is Propaganda: Boots Riley’s ‘I’m A Virgo’ Reviewed
I’m A Virgo is a coming-of-age joyride about Cootie, a 13-foot-tall man, who escapes to experience the beauty and contradictions
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Neo Noir Fantasy Series ‘Carnival Row’ Returns For Final Season
Carnival Row is an allegorical fantasy series that focuses on the political tensions between the magical fae folk and humans.
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A Look At A Smaller Moment From ‘The Boys’
Sometimes, when it comes to big and boisterous shows, it’s easy to lose the smaller character moments that don’t get
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‘Paper Girls’ TV Adaptation Didn’t Know What It Wanted To Be
When crafting a story, it’s important to know what that story wants to be. Often times, writers try to do
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‘The Boys’ And Star Wars: Differing Takes On Fascism
Over the past hundred or so years, fascism has become a favorite subject for storytellers. It’s become a cautionary tale
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The Family Drama Of ‘The Boys’ Is The Best Type Of Drama
Writing superhero stories can be deceiving at times. These are tales of extraordinary beings with extraordinary powers that can do
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‘The Boys’ Vs. ‘American Horror Story’: The Use Of Shock Value
Shock value is an interesting storytelling tool. When a development happens in a story that is shocking it’s meant to
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‘The Boys’ Began With An Inevitable End
Writing for television is a balancing act between delivering a compelling story and keeping the most compelling parts of it
Read morePreview: ‘Snow Angel’ #4 From Jeff Lemire And Jock
Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Jock “Two of the most acclaimed creators of their generation — Writer JEFF LEMIRE
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Veteran actors stepping behind the camera to direct is not a new phenomenon. However, few of these actors-turned-directors make much
Read moreFilm Review: ‘A Nightmare Wakes’ Nearly Induces Sleep
One of the first exposures to a sci-fi/horror story we all share is Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818). If
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Read more29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Sylvie’s Love’ Reviewed
Sylvie’s Love Written and Directed by Eugene Ashe If there was an award for most beautiful looking film in this
Read more‘Tales From The Loop’ S01 E05: A Father Losing Control And Losing Sight
After a rather disappointing fourth episode, the fifth in this series not only puts us back on track, but brings
Read more‘Tales From The Loop’ S01 E03: Young Love And Uncomfortable Revelations
(++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Episode 3 of Tales from the Loop ++) In the third instalment of
Read more‘Tales From The Loop’ S01 E02 Review: Friends Become Enemies With Tragic Results
(++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Episode 2 of Tales from the Loop ++) Episode 2 of Amazon Prime’s
Read more‘Tales From The Loop’ S01 E01 Review: A Slow-Burn Scandi-Sci-Fi That Hypnotises
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Read moreAmazon Prime’s Retro-Futuristic New Show ‘Tales From The Loop’ Adapts Stålenhag’s Artwork Beautifully
Done with Netflix yet after a week or two in self-isolation? Maybe you’re tiring of rewatching The Mandalorian by now
Read morePreview New Experimental Graphic Novel In The Flood By Fawker, Loughbridge & Mauer
In the Flood is am new experimental graphic novel written and illustrated by Eisner Award nominee, Ray Fawkes, with coloring
Read moreComiXology Announce Multi-Book Deal Team-Up With Stout Club Entertainment
ComiXology Originals have just announced a new team-up with Brazilian based Stout Club Entertainment, the studio home of comic book
Read moreNight Terrors: Preview The Black Ghost #1 By Segura, Gallagher, And Kambadais
The Black Ghost is an all-new, creator-owned five-issue mini-series by co-writers Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher, with art by George Kambadais,
Read moreNight Terrors: Preview The Black Ghost #1 By Segura, Gallagher, And Kambadais
The Black Ghost is an all-new, creator-owned five-issue mini-series by co-writers Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher, with art by George Kambadais,
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Carnival Row has accomplished the seemingly impossible task of blending neo-noir and fairy folklore to tell an original story. The
Read moreTalking To Garth Ennis About Adapting The Boys, Its Original Influences, And More
You may be aware of a certain new TV show dropping this July 26th on Amazon Prime that once again
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From the creators of Bojack Horseman comes Undone, a new rotoscoped animated series for Amazon Prime. The series stars Rosa
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Good Omens may have avoided the apocalypse but how well did it do at wrapping up the series? Like Aziraphale
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For being, strictly speaking, a piece-moving episode (with various characters making their way to the air force base in Tadfield
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If I’ve been harsh towards Good Omens in the past, then let me be equally jubilant about its best episode
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