This week offers a strong finish to the Heroes & Villains 31 Days of Horror series of columns, with Joe Hill’s Basketful of Heads and Lemire & Sorrentino’s Joker: Killer Smile
Sometimes a film angers you so much, you have to sit down in front of your computer and just get it all out. Terminator: Dark Fate is one such film.
It was a bit of a surprise at the box office this weekend, as the expected number one had to settle for second place. Joke’s on that movie, I guess?
Haunted houses, creepy towns, and the latest series from Eibon Press take the spooky spotlight as Halloween approaches The Week in Horror.
With Girl on the Third Floor, director and co-writer Travis Stevens has crafted a solid Lovecraft-esque haunted house film that delivers an omnipresent feeling of unease.
With 40 points of articulation, the Wildcard figure from Jazware’s Fortnite line should fit perfectly on your action figure display shelf.
‘MediEvil’ comes to the PlayStation 4 in a remastered version that made reviewer E.A. Henson’s jaw drop, but not completely off.
Arriving in Toronto in a limited release is Jojo Rabbit, the new Taika Waititi film which tells the story of a young boy in World War II whose imaginary friend is Adolf Hitler.
Mike Thorn’s double shot of short horror, ‘Dreams of Lake Drukka’ and ‘Exhumation,’ don’t need much time to deliver a case of the chills.
What if they gave a war and nobody chose sides? Richard Kirwin wonders what’s so funny about peace, love and superkicks in this Around the Loop.
Gerry Duggan has done a great job in ensuring the feeling of Marauders #1 is right in sync with the world Jonathan Hickman has established.
This week’s Heroes & Villains features Count Crowley: Reluctant Midnight Monster Hunter, a new Dark Horse book from actor David Dastmalchian
