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Justice League Dark #1 James T Tynion IV, Alvaro Martinez, Raul Fernandez, DC Comics

The Wednesday Run Visits The Dark Corners of the DCU In ‘Justice League Dark #1′

Shining a light on obscurity, DC Comics brings a sense of justice to some great, cult-classic, characters!

Henry Cavill

Biff Bam Pop! Presents Actor Trading Cards: Henry Cavill

In this edition of Biff Bam Pop!’s Actor Trading Cards, Leo Craven looks at the career of Superman himself, Henry Cavill.

M-O-O-N! That Spells ‘This Dark Chest of Wonders: 40 Years of ‘The Stand”

The world as we know it ended in September 1978. That was the month when Doubleday published Stephen King’s sixth novel, The Stand. This wildly popular story may be the … Continue reading M-O-O-N! That Spells ‘This Dark Chest of Wonders: 40 Years of ‘The Stand”

The Witch in the Window

Fantasia 2018: ‘The Witch in the Window’ Rewards Patience with Scares

The Fantasia 2018 selection, ‘The Witch in the Window,’ demonstrates that movies revolving around family dynamics don’t have to be sappy, especially when they involve a disturbed spirit in the attic.

Godzilla

The Week In Horror: Godzilla, Glass, Halloween, Creepshow

With San Diego Comic Con and Fantasia Film Fest having both been in full swing this past weekend, there was a lot of horror geek news making the round. Hopefully you followed our coverage of both here on Biff Bam Pop. Lots of great reviews, trailers, and new release news!

The Witch Part One: The Subversion

Fantasia 2018: ‘The Witch Part One: The Subversion’ Almost Gets It Right

The Witch Part One: The Subversion,’ South Korean director Park Hoon-jung’s latest film, graces Fantasia 2018 with a hefty dose of violence, but doesn’t bring audiences much of anything new.

A black couple smiling, looking at a computer; a worried white woman making a phone call - The Leftscape "Permit Patty Problems (Episode 8)"

The Leftscape Podcast: ‘Permit Patty Problems (Episode 8)’

As uncool as it is when cell phones are the instruments used to call the authorities on unsuspecting black people generally existing in public, it is at least a bit of a consolation prize that lately they are also being used to record these altercations for the world to see.