Sorry this is late, I was having a little trouble concentrating the last few days for some reason. It feels really nice to jump into a new Transformers issue, better late than never. Keep reading for a quick review of Transformers #27. (Some minor spoilers below.) The TF Wiki does a great job breaking down
I decided that Orion needed to die after the second time he saved my life. Welcome to the Scholomance, high school for a few thousand budding magic-users. Also home to an uncounted number of deadly magical creatures (“mals”) lurking in cupboards, under desks, in the bathrooms, crawling through the air ducts, and slowly congregating in
Available NOW on Digital, On DVD January 19, 2021Twitter Pitch: Season’s Screamings and Happy Horror-days! The all-newfeature-length film, TOYS OF TERROR, is available NOW on Digital & DVD 1/19Written & Produced by @danagould @WBHomeEnt #ToysofTerror Facebook: @Warner Bros. EntertainmentInstagram: @warnerbrosentertainment Season’s Screamings and Happy Horror- days! Just in time for the most spooktackular time of
It’s been a pretty chaotic year, what with family medical emergencies and other craziness (said other craziness being…more family medical emergencies), so I’m pretty happy to see the last of 2019. I don’t usually quote myself in these reviews, but for crying out loud, that comment from the end of 2019 is just too ironic
Directed by David Ayer, Suicide Squad follows U.S. Intelligence Officer Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) who assembles a task force of expendable incarcerated supervillains to be used in top secret government missions, as well as to protect the world from otherworldly threats in the absence of Superman. But when one of these supervillains goes rogue the
Brought to us once again by Roosterteeth and Netflix, Transformers War For Cybertron returns with the next chapter, Earthrise. The conflict between the Autobots and Decepticons picks up right after the events of Siege. The Autobots are separated, with Elita-1 continuing to fight on the dying Cyberton, and Optimus Prime with his crew aboard the
We had three transformers issues this week, I’m gonna get spoiled if this keeps up. Keep reading for reviews of Transformers #26, Transformers Galaxies #12, and Transformers Escape #1. (Some minor spoilers below.) Transformers #26 Compared to the explosive issue a few weeks ago, this issue is much quieter. Megatron can’t step back from what
2021 is almost here, time for one more book from 2020! This week we’ll take a look at T. Kingfisher’s A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking. The city of Riverbraid has always been fairly nice for wizards. Not everyone is okay with magic, so in other towns Mona might have had to deal with registration,
In our continuing series on possibly Oscar nominees, guest writer maerit_vs_movies has a look at The Prom. Emma is a high school student living in Indiana who isn’t allowed to bring her girlfriend to prom after the PTA votes against it. Meanwhile, four self-centered and unemployed Broadway actors decide to support a cause to boost