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Part archival collection of bad writing, part personal memoir, all shameless and self-serving, David F. Walker’s BadAzz MoFo 25th Anniversary
Read morePart archival collection of bad writing, part personal memoir, all shameless and self-serving, David F. Walker’s BadAzz MoFo 25th Anniversary
Read moreHang out in the scary suburbs with hosts Candace Sluder and Ariel Dyer this episode. Pod Mortem co-host Travis Hunter
Read moreContent Warning: This episode’s movies heavily feature themes of sexual assault, and while they are mostly figurative, there is a
Read moreBroadcasting live from summer vacation, Candace and Ariel bring you a feed drop from one of their fave pod friends,
Read moreTo say A Quiet Place was one of the most surprising and impressive films of 2018 would be an understatement.
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Read moreWriter/director Guy Ritchie has had an eclectic career in his twenty-two years in the movie business after making a splash
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Read moreHappy Mother’s Day, ghouls. Ariel Dyer and Candace Sluder at Not Your Final Girl are keen to delve into some
Read moreFranchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreFranchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreComicon is proud to announce our new partnership with Ariel Dyer and Candace Sluder. Hailing from Bakersfield, CA, Ariel and
Read moreFranchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreOne of the first exposures to a sci-fi/horror story we all share is Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818). If
Read moreConsidering how long storytelling has been around, it’s quite tricky to find a wholly original tale at this point. However,
Read moreLove or hate it, the subgenre of Christmas movies has been around as long as cinema itself, and it will
Read more20th Century Studios and BOOM! Studios announced that The Empty Man, based off the graphic novels of the same name,
Read morePica is defined as a disorder in which an individual compulsively consumes objects that have no nutritional value. (The majority
Read moreOver the last decade or so, film distribution has become more versatile and unpredictable than ever before. Movies are provided
Read moreThe Lighthouse, Robert Eggers‘ second feature film (the first being the outstanding The Witch), is not going to appeal to
Read moreIt’s great to see a movie that lives up to its hype. Having won the People’s Choice Awards at this
Read moreThe winner of this year’s Palme D’Or, Parasite by South Korean director Bong Joon-ho, is outstanding. I’m at a loss
Read moreLike many fans, my first real connection with a Valiant character was with Bloodshot. Somewhere between his unusual appearance with
Read more[**Spoilers below for Joker! Proceed with caution.] I don’t know if Todd Phillips‘ Joker was a good film, but it
Read moreAd Astra (‘to the stars’) is the new movie by director James Gray, starring Brad Pitt. I love James Gray’s
Read more80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most beloved
Read moreFor years, I’ve heard the name of French filmmaker and writer Claire Denis (The Stars at Noon) bandied about in
Read moreDuring Bandai Namco’s appearance at Anime Expo 2019, they showed off a new One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows
Read moreThe eighties was a time of new and rapidly advancing technology, but eighties films reflect a fear of new technology
Read moreFrom the trailer, Shadow appears to be an exciting hyper-stylized martial arts film. Is this film really a fresh vision
Read moreI saw Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma as part of an event for Latin Awareness Month, here in Toronto. I’d felt remiss,
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