‘Stanleyville’ Quests for the Meaning of Life in Surreal Fashion
Surreal and ambiguous, ‘Stanleyville’ undercuts its own satire by becoming “one of the bleakest movies since the 1970s.”

Surreal and ambiguous, ‘Stanleyville’ undercuts its own satire by becoming “one of the bleakest movies since the 1970s.”
Find out all about the new Kickstarter campaign for Digital Lizards of Doom from Lesser Known Comics.
Marie Gilbert tells us why The Trip is worth taking on Netflix.
Through the courts of kings to the confines of biker hangouts, pinball wizards everywhere still rejoice at the lights, sounds and feel of the silver ball – and the graphic novel of the game’s storied history!
Just in time for the new Disney+ series, we’re taking a look at two new Complete Collections featuring Moon Knight.
This week’s horror news has updates on the definitive version of one of Simon Barrett and Adam Wingard’s best films, a record-breaking found footage film, Nic Cage all gussied up as Dracula, and the first epistolary horror I’ve covered in this space.
Jeromme Graham has all the details on the upcoming Rolling Stones archival release, Live at the El Mocambo.
Uncle Highlander looks at what makes Astro City one of the most perfect superhero books ever written.
Losing Taylor Hawkins was not on my Bingo card for 2022, but here we are and I am distraught. Hawkins gained his greatest amount of fame as the drummer for … Continue reading Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins Passes Away
The Grapefruit Records set ‘Heroes and Villains: The Sound of Los Angeles 1965-1968’ celebrates the Los Angeles music scene of the late 1960s before the pervasive cynicism of the 1970s set in.
E.A. Henson looks at the new line of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Classics in this week’s Figure Friday, presented by Outrun Collectibles.
Watch the Caped Crusader face off against his most famous archenemy in this deleted scene from Matt Reeves’ ‘The Batman.’