The Week In Horror: ‘All the Colors of the Dark,’ ‘Sabrina,’ ‘Scooby Doo,’ ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’
Devils, dogs, demons and dreams are all floating in the newsfeeds right now, and Tim Murr brings them all together for The Week in Horror.
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‘The Grinch’ Claims the Top of the Box Office, Other New Releases Bomb
There was nothing naughty about The Grinch’s success this weekend, as the new animated film found families flocking to theatres.
Four Horror Fiends We’d Like To See Return
If the new Halloween film showed us anything, it’s that a mass audience is ready and willing to come out to see a classic horror franchise rebooted.
The Grinch is a Mean One Who Should Be Seeing Green at The Box Office
Families aren’t going to be grumpy this weekend, as The Grinch is hitting theatres just in time for the holidays. He’s a naughty one, to be sure.
Prime in the Dustbin: ‘The Cremators’ (1972)
‘The Cremators’ is hiding a fairly decent story beneath its low-budget trappings of fireballs, flashlights, and hippies by a lake.
WWE Did the Right Thing Going to Saudi Arabia
With WWE’s ‘Crown Jewel’ event in the history books, Richard Kirwin wonders: did WWE do the right thing by bringing pro wrestling to Saudia Arabia?
The Cosmic Spotlight Shines On ‘The Green Lantern #1’ On The Wednesday Run
A superstar creative team brings DC’s favourite space cop back to his intergalactic roots in a new series that focusses on sci-fi cop procedural drama…and ring-slinging action!
‘Suspiria’: What’s Love Got To Do With It? (A Lot)
Luca Guadagnino’s reimagining of ‘Suspiria’ oozes love for the original, expanding on its themes and creating a film thoughtful and gorgeous.
Heroes and Villains: ‘Alien 3’ and ‘God of War’
In this edition of Heroes and Villans, E.A. Henson looks at upcoming Dark Horse books “William Gibson’s Alien 3” and “God of War #1”.
Songs in the Key of X, Episode 4: Tears for Fears
‘Songs in the Key of X’ returns to discuss the dark glory that is Tears for Fears, and giving you five of their songs to listen and brood through.
In The Game: Monster Loves You For The Nintendo Switch Reviewed
Just when I think I have reached the end of the weird sub-genre indie game deep end, I swim a little further out and find something like Monster Loves You … Continue reading In The Game: Monster Loves You For The Nintendo Switch Reviewed
Happy 30th Anniversary, U2: Rattle and Hum
A brief appreciation of U2: Rattle and Hum, which turned 30 years old this weekend, and presented the band on tour supporting The Joshua Tree.