Songs in the Key of X, Episode 36: The Birthday Show
‘Songs in the Key of X’ celebrates its host’s birthday by playing five of Jeffery X Martin’s favorite songs. It’s not even his birthday. Go figure.
Month: June 2019
FIFA 20 vs PES 2020 – What Can We Expect?
Discover what you can expect when FIFA 20 and PES 2020 hit stores in a few months.
Classic Universal Horror Arrives on Blu-ray from Scream Factory
There are some serious horrors that have come to Blu-ray, direct from the archives of Universal Studios, courtesy of Scream Factory.
The Week In Horror: ‘The Banana Splits Movie’ Gets an R Rating
‘The Banana Splits Movie’ might be the reboot we didn’t know we needed! Also, new stuff from Mike Flanagan, Glenn Danzig, and Rob Zombie!
Sequelitis Crushes Both ‘Men In Black: International’ and ‘Shaft’
Once again, if you were a sequel entering the box office this weekend, you just weren’t going to do well. Case in point – Men in Black: International.
Cinepocalypse Review: Azura Skye Shines in ‘The Swerve’
‘The Swerve,’ premiering today at Cinepocalypse, is a grim depiction of a woman’s breakdown highlighted by a tremendous performance by Azura Skye.
Cinepocalypse Review: ‘Belzebuth’ is Really F***ing Scary
‘Belzebuth,’ playing at this year’s Cinepocalypse Film Fest, overcomes casting problems to become one of the scariest movies in recent memory.
Sequels to ‘Men In Black,’ ‘Shaft’ Arrive In Theaters This Weekend; Will Audiences Care?
Will a new cast be enough to get audiences into theatres to see the latest Men In Black, or will the fourth entry in the franchise fade out?
Trailer Time: Danny Torrance Shines On in ‘Doctor Sleep’
‘Doctor Sleep,’ the cinematic sequel to Stephen King’s ‘The Shining,’ hits theaters this November and you can watch the first full-length trailer here!
Around the Loop: In Praise of R-Truth
R-Truth has slowly become one of the most dependable and hilarious Superstars in WWE, and he may be the only reason the 24/7 Championship works.
May You Cast A Wondrous ‘Moonshadow: The Definitive Ed. H/C’ On The Wednesday Run
A fairy tale for grown-ups. The beloved, genre-breaking story for the mid 1980’s, is finally collected in a beautiful and definitive hardcover edition for both old and new readers alike!
Heroes & Villains Sings A Sonata and Talks E3
In this edition of Heroes & Villains, E.A. Henson reviews Image Comics’ Sonata and looks at two big games coming out of E3.