Now’s the time of year we start looking at the Oscars shortlists and try to get ahead of some of the possible nominations. This week we’ve got guest columnist’s Caleb Luther‘s look at Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman. This is only the second Spike Lee joint I’ve seen (the first was He Got Game), and I have to say
By guest columnist dyron_rises. After two sequels and a couple of crossovers with the Alien franchise, the dormant Predator film series is up and running again with the latest installment, The Predator, with director Shane Black at the helm, and for all the excitement and anticipation I had for since the announcement that he was
There’s enough interesting stuff coming out of DC lately, I figured I’d better double up. Read on for a review of Pearl #2 and Batman: Damned #1.
We’ve got another year (give or take) before we see Stranger Things Season 3, but to tide us over Dark Horse is giving us an all new comic. Read on for a review of Stranger Things #1.
There is no question for me – I prefer DC over Marvel. That being said in terms of live action movies DC has a huge problem. There have been many critiques of what DC is doing wrong and Marvel is doing right – but this animated movie, The Death of Superman, is not only a
Welcome, Uncle Monday of the Brotherhood of the Teeth, to the otherworldly domain of Mistress Erzulie Fréda Dahomey, our fair and flirtatious deity of love and glamor…. The second book in the new Sandman Universe started this week, full of magic, deities, and dreams, like any good Sandman book should. This one also has voodoo,
Nothing is stranger to man than his own image. For a slight change of pace this week, I’ll be reviewing a sci-fi classic. And by “classic” I don’t mean a Ray Bradbury novel from the 1950’s, or an Isaac Asimov short story from the 1940’s. I mean a 1921 play by Czech writer Karel Čapek, R.U.R, a
I almost said something snarky about how we only had to wait four years for more Sandman stories, when the last wait was seventeen years, but I didn’t feel like being snide when I’m so happy we get to jump back into Neil Gaiman’s world. Read on for a review of The Dreaming #1.
When elephants fight, the grass suffers. The treaty that Binti created in the first novella of this trilogy is now over. The tensions between the Khoush and the Meduse erupted into violence again, this time on planet Earth, and her tribe is caught in the middle. Binti hasn’t even had time to process all the