As uncool as it is when cell phones are the instruments used to call the authorities on unsuspecting black people generally existing in public, it is at least a bit of a consolation prize that lately they are also being used to record these altercations for the world to see.
The live album, ‘At Your Birthday Party,’ reminds us why Guadalcanal Diary was one of the greatest Eighties bands that most of us never heard.
Mamma Mia! Three new movies out this weekend? Three of them are sequels? That just seems excessive, doesn’t it? Regardless, one of them will top the box office this weekend.
The musical, ‘Spidarlings,’ takes a low-glam look at the lives of two lesbian lovers, a drag queen, a murderous burlesque club patron, and a horny tarantula. Did we mention it’s a musical?
Lucasfilm has brought ‘The Clone Wars’ back from the edge of the universe, and nobody is ready for Ahsoka. We’ve got that sweet trailer right here!
We love our LEGO Video Games. Today, with SDCC going full throttle, we just got the latest news on the upcoming LEGO DC Super-Villains game
if Super Mario Odyssey is Avengers, The Mooseman is I Heart Huckabees. One is a big screen, easy to digest popcorn fest, and the other is a weird little film that really isn’t for everyone.
Titans will be part of Warner/DC’s new streaming service, and after watching the trailer, it’s clear why this isn’t going the CW route.
Biff Bam Pop’s Jeffrey X Martin speaks to director Luke Sparke about his new alien invasion film, ‘Occupation,’ the movies that inspired him, and what projects lie in his future.
Neon Sabbath, the latest book of short horror stories from author Tim Murr (Motel on Fire, City Long Suffering, Conspiracy of Birds), will be released August 3, 2013, by St. Rooster Books.
Leave it to Matt Kindt and his MIND MGMT team to breathe new life into two old art forms: comic books and vinyl records!
Aliens invade Australia in the sprawling sci-fi action adventure, ‘Occupation,’ which owes as much to Irwin Allen disaster movies of the 1970’s as it does to its more modern pew-pew-pew counterparts.
