The Week In Horror: Three Cheers for Sociopathy and The Night Lindsay Came Home
If you have yet to see the new ‘Joker’ movie, Tim Murr would like you to keep your opinions about it to yourself. Also: ‘Halloween’ sequel casting news!
Category: General
“Angel Has Fallen” Closes off the Summer Box Office at #1
It was an absolutely uneventful weekend at the box office, so we’re going to be quick and dirty in our recap, and conserve our energy for next weekend.Â
Review: Valiant Documentary, ‘This Changes Everything,’ Probably Won’t
‘This Changes Everything’ details the struggle of women in films and television to break through the systemic discrimination of Hollywood.
Trailer Time: Linda Hamilton Highlights A New Look At ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’
There’s a new Terminator: Dark Fate trailer here, and it puts the one and only Linda Hamilton front and center.
‘Angel Has Fallen’ To Top A Slow Labour Day Weekend
It’s the final weekend of the summer, and there are no major releases hitting theatres this Labour Day weekend.
Around the Loop: Who Attacked Roman Reigns (And What’s Going On)?
The storyline involving Roman Reigns and his mystery attacker is one of the goofiest plots in recent memory. Can anyone really make sense of it?
Around the Loop: NXT UK ‘TakeOver: Cardiff’ Preview
The men and women of NXT UK collide at this Saturday’s ‘TakeOver: Cardiff’ and Richard Kirwin takes a look at the scheduled matches.
Around the Loop: AEW Preview – All In For ‘All Out’
Sachin Hingoo looks at ‘All Out,’ arguably the most important pay-per-view to date for fledgling company, All Elite Wrestling.
In The Game: ‘Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden’ is a Post-Apocalyptic Romp
‘Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden’ is a winner with cool sneak mechanics, smooth transitions to turn-based battle, and addictive gameplay.
Trailer Time: The Final ‘Joker’ Trailer
The final trailer for Joker just dropped. It’s safe to say the crazy is being turned up to 11.
Heroes & Villains: ‘Batman/Superman’ #1 and ‘Something Is Killing The Children’
In this edition of Heroes & Villains, E.A. Henson looks at two very different debut issues.
Travel to the Age of X-Man with ‘Marvelous X-Men’ and ‘NextGen’ Collections
What if we couldn’t love? What if the whole concept was verboten? No touching. No intimacy. No connection. That was one of the key concepts explored during the massive ‘Age of X-Man’ event.