Marvel Announces Savage Avengers #1!
Hot off the presses! Marvel is launching a brand new Avengers title featuring Wolverine, Punisher, Brother Voodoo, Venom, Elektra and CONAN!!
Month: February 2019
Around the Loop: AEW’s Biggest Foe is Not WWE, ‘Elimination Chamber,’ and More
This time on ‘Around the Loop,’ the Elimination Chamber descends, why WWE won’t go to war against AEW, and Richard Kirwin misses Dean Ambrose already.
Trailer Time: ‘MA’ Just Wants to Party All the Time
Watch the trailer for the newest Blumhouse horror movie, ‘MA,’ starring Octavia Spencer!
Exclusive: Writer David Pepose Talks His ‘Calvin and Hobbes’ Inspired Comic ‘Spencer & Locke’
Writer David Pepose discusses Spencer & Locke, his outstanding Calvin and Hobbes inspired comic book series, and its forthcoming second volume.
Barbarically Slash Your Way Towards ‘Savage Sword Of Conan #1’ On The Wednesday Run
Robert E. Howard’s infamous Conan the Barbarian is back again – this time carrying a title that harkens the classic magazine format Marvel Comics of the 1970’s!
Heroes and Villains: Uncanny X-Men is Possessed by a Clarity of Vision
This week, Heroes and Villains features the latest issue of Uncanny X-Men, plus a direct to video animated movie from a 50 year old property!
Songs in the Key of X, Episode 18: The Valentine’s Day Show
‘Songs in the Key of X’ celebrates Valentine’s Day by giving you five songs about love that are not good, but that’s the kind of show this is.
‘The LEGO Movie 2’ Delivers an Underwhelming Box Office Debut
While I may have easily predicted the number one film at the box office, I was extremely off when it came to how much The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part would actually bring in this weekend.
The Week In Horror: ‘Starfish,’ ‘I Trapped The Devil,’ ‘Pet Sematary’
‘Suspiria’ streams, Yellow Veil Pictures readies two new films for release, and the new ‘Pet Sematary’ trailer is super-spoilery for The Week in Horror.
The Leftscape Podcast: ‘March and Talk Back (Episode 34)’
It’s a brand new episode of The Leftscape.
‘The Wife’ with Glenn Close is all About Exceptional Performances
The Wife, starring Glenn Close and Jonathan Pryce, is one of the more moving films I’ve seen in quite some time.
Blu-ray Review: ‘The Forbidden Photos of a Lady above Suspicion (1970)’
The Italian thriller, ‘The Forbidden Photos of a Lady above Suspicion,’ tones down the violence and ramps up the creepiness in this Arrow Video Blu-ray.