Can’t we all just get along? The answer is no, if we go by the title, merchandising, clips and various trailers to the March 24th sure-fire blockbuster film premiere of Batman … Continue reading Team Up With BATMAN & SUPERMAN IN WORLD’S FINEST: THE SILVER AGE OMNIBUS VOL. 1 On The Wednesday Run
Wings of Desire, Wim Wenders’ final fictional film from the 1980s, is lighter than a feather. The wispy gates of heaven open to an overcast Berlin in the twilight of … Continue reading Wim Wenders at TIFF: Wings of Desire
Unless you’re a major comic book reader, neck deep in the middle of various monthly comic book stories, it’s a bit of a slow day at the office today. Not … Continue reading Quick & Cheap & Dark Is DC COMICS ESSENTIALS: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS #1 On The Wednesday Run
While we slowly inch our way to better months, better weather, and increased sunlight here in the northern hemisphere, there still seems to be a dark pall across many of … Continue reading Something Witchy This Way Comes With BLACK MAGICK #5 On The Wednesday Run
Let’s take a step back, shall we? Before DC Comics’ re-launch of their line of publications nearly five years ago, the affectionately titled “New 52”, Batman had gone missing for … Continue reading Brilliance Sees No Colour With BATMAN NOIR: THE BLACK MIRROR On The Wednesday Run
When we got our review copy of Street Fighter V, I immediately thought who better to review it than Jett Landicho, my partner in crime from our Recurring Bosscast days. … Continue reading Mat Langford’s Gaming World – Street Fighter V Review
Two years ago, television viewing audiences who love gothic horror mingled with their detective genre got a taste of the mind-blowing first season of True Detective. It was as good … Continue reading Go South, Go Gothic With THE DARK & BLOODY #1 On The Wednesday Run
Wim Wenders’ visionary Palme d’Or winning film Paris, Texas is the culmination of the director’s many years of hard work capturing life on the road. This poetic study of what … Continue reading Wim Wenders at TIFF: Paris, Texas
Wim Wenders’ neo-noir thriller, The American Friend, looks like it was cut from the same cloth as other films from the genre. When viewing the film in 2016, it’s hard … Continue reading Wim Wenders at TIFF: The American Friend
As part of their expansive retrospective on the exceptional German director Wim Wenders, The TIFF Bell Lightbox delivers a rare opportunity to see the man’s early short films as one … Continue reading Winter at TIFF: Wim Wenders’ Early Shorts
It’s not like Miles Morales, the star of today’s Spider-Man #1, is new, per se. The character, as the masked Spider-Man, has been around for five years now. But he’s … Continue reading Action Is Your Reward With SPIDER-MAN #1 On The Wednesday Run
Their zombie apocalypse movie Jeruzalem premiered at the Jerusalem Film Festival last summer, before hitting Fantasia, FrightFest, and Sitges, among other notable festivals. Now it’s out on iTunes, VOD, as … Continue reading Jeruzalem’s Paz Brothers Talk Technology And History
