Gilbert Speaks on Eddie Arya’s Sci-fi Film ‘Risen’
We keep sending messages out into space hoping for a reply. But what happens when an alien race takes us up on the offer?
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Trailer Time: Marvel Studios’ ‘Eternals’ Final Trailer
The final trailer for Marvel Studios’ Eternals has arrived, giving us our biggest taste yet of what to expect from the star-studded film.
Heroes & Villains: English Hollyhock and ‘Star Wars: Visions’
Will English Hollyhock colour the world world of E.A. Henson? That and more in this week’s edition of Heroes & Villains.
No Time Like The Present For ‘Kang The Conqueror #1’ On The Wednesday Run
Already seeded in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics looks to entice curious readers with their time travelling big-bad: Kang The Conqueror!
From the House of Ideas: Javier Rodriguez’s Art Highlights ‘Defenders #1’
Even if you’ve never given this particular team a thought, Defenders #1 is a feast for your eyes, and well worth gazing upon.
Scotty G At The Movies: The Green Knight is a Challenging, Yet Rewarding Film
The Green Knight is a gorgeous, thoughtful, well-acted and finely crafted film that will make you feel a sense of wonder that is too often lacking in movies today.
Tribeca Film Festival: ‘See For Me’ Review
In See For Me, Randall Okita and Skyler Davenport have managed to put a fresh face on the home invasion thriller, and have made a great stride for representation while doing so.
The Week in Horror: ‘The Sadness’, ‘Hellraiser’, ‘The Nowhere Inn’, + more!
This week’s horror news seems tipped a little towards ultraviolence with a brand new trailer for Taiwanese zombie horror The Sadness and the reveal of a surely blood-soaked new project from Timo Tjahjanto. On the flip side, I’ve also got a new trailer for the confounding pseudo-documentary from St Vincent, and – sigh – another Mike Flanagan thing
What’s Going On: Elton John & Dua Lipa, Billy Idol, Soft Cell, Johnny Orlando, Toronto Poor Boy
This week’s What’s Going On features new music from Elton John & Dua Lipa, Billy Idol, Soft Cell, Johnny Orlando and Toronto Poor Boy.
Scotty G At The Movies: The Suicide Squad is an Exercise in Excess Could Have Used Some Restraint
The Suicide Squad is profane, over-the-top-violent and full of wonderful sequences, but Scotty G thinks it loses its way thanks to its excesses.
Read This book: ‘The Silver Coin’ Wraps First Arc With its Best Issue Yet
With a killer concept and creative team, The Silver Coin is a horror series worth reading.
From the House of Ideas: A Tale of Two Spider Series’
There’s a lot to choose from for us Spidey fans right now, and for all the differences in storylines, both Extreme Carnage and Sinister War are worthwhile reads.