80 Years Of The Bat: DC Animation Adapts Hush
80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most beloved
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High Life: A Visual Sci-Fi Slow Boil
For years, I’ve heard the name of French filmmaker and writer Claire Denis (The Stars at Noon) bandied about in
Read moreUnder The Silver Lake: A Sun-Drenched Neo-Film-Noir
Genre as a concept is an interesting beast. If you’re willing to embrace stories, you might find yourself attracted to
Read moreThe Amityville Murders Tackles The True-Crime That Inspired The Horror
Around 3:00 A.M. on Wednesday, November 13, 1974, six distinct rifle shots rang out inside a family home. Inside this
Read more‘Dragged Across Concrete’ Lives Up To Its Title In Unexpected Ways
One of the most original voices in filmmaking in the past few years is writer/director S. Craig Zahler. A true
Read more‘The Final Wish’ Is An Empty One
Everyone knows that old horror trope of The Monkey’s Paw. Be careful what you wish for because it might change
Read moreReign Of The Supermen Gets The DC Animation Treatment
Last August, DC Animation brought one of the most notable comic book storylines of the 1990s to animated life with
Read moreCharacter-Based Crime-Drama ‘Asher’ Hits The Mark
As much as I love living in a time where big-budget blockbusters rule the roost, there’s a negative side to
Read moreRevenge: A Psychedelic, Candy-Colored, Blood-Spattered Ride
A couple of times in my life, I’ve been referred to as a ”Movie snob” by friends of mine who
Read moreDark Crimes: A Waste Of Time
Throughout moviemaking history, there are plenty of old adages. Some of these adages and bits of Tinseltown wisdom hold true,
Read moreThe Death Of Superman Brought To Animated Life
The 1990s gave us many seminal comic-book arcs. Most of which still resonate today such as Batman: Knightfall (1993-1994) and
Read moreExploring Comichaus’ Indie Comics Streaming App
Comichaus started life as a website to support and profile small and indie comic book creators and build a respectable
Read more‘Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay’ Is An R Rated, But Underwhelming Grindhouse Homage
A lot of cats didn’t care for the live-action Suicide Squad (2016) movie that hit theaters a couple of years
Read moreNetflix’s The Outsider Takes You Into The Underworld of Japan
Call me a crotchety old man, but I haven’t quite been able to wrap my head around the straight-to-Netflix movie
Read moreBatman Goes Steampunk In The Animated Adaption Of Gotham By Gaslight
Since the early 90s, we comic book fans have been treated to animated adaptations of our favorite characters. As a
Read moreSage’s Gaming Corner: Could Google’s Yeti Program Become Gaming’s Netflix?
While it’s becoming more common to stealth drop some of the year’s best titles near the start of the year–like
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