2016…2016 can go f**k itself. Between the horrors in the political field, a series of subpar movies and the unending deaths of beloved celebrities and roll models (I found out Carrie Fisher died as I sat down to write this), 2016 is probably going to be long remembered as a just plain …
2016 was a bad year just…just overall. Bad for movies, bad for politics, really bad for celebrity deaths…good for music though. But it’s almost over, and with it comes our best and our worst lists of the year. And I’ve been pining to do this list for a few months …
One trend I’ve been absurdly grateful for in the last few years is the return to Smart Sci-Fi, IE sci-fi movies where the focus is more on being a good story and having engaging characters, than on ridiculous high octane action (although, having those doesn’t hurt). The last few years …
I suppose I’m obliged to start the article like this. I’ve been on a crime comics kick lately, which started several months ago after I tore through the first six volumes of Criminal from Ed Brubaker and Sean Philips. Ever since, I’ve been trying to hunt down other series that fill my …
I love the X-Men. It’s hard for me to remember a time in my life when I wasn’t unaware of the team, having grown up on the oft-referenced 90s television series. Still, when I’ve delved into the comics starring the merry mutants I’ve been impressed as many times as I’ve …
What the Hell happened to Kevin Smith? I’m sorry. I’ve tried to find a better, more diplomatic way to sum up my initial reaction to this movie several times now. I’ve gone over numerous drafts of this for review, and really, that is the question I keep coming back to …
I’ve always found conspiracy theories fascinating. Not in the “I believe them” sense. More in the “What is wrong with this person that causes them to believe this absurd thing” sense. And maybe, occasionally, sometimes, in the “Let’s laugh at this person” sense, although I do try and feel guilty …
I think it’s fair to say that Park Chan-wook is the most famous Korean director, at least in America (although Shin Sang-ok might give him a run for his money, albeit for reasons mostly unrelated to his actual movies). When people in America think of Korean movies, they almost inevitably …
Marvel is famous for breaking into new genres with flare and savviness, making each fit its own image as well as giving audience what they expect. Esoteric films are not a major genre per se, but as wizardry and magic have become ever more popular, now was as good a …
Happy Halloween y’all! Today we’re checking out Deadman: Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love #1 (hereafter Deadman). I haven’t read many romance comics, but I love ghost stories and Deadman is one of the best characters in the DC Universe.
Melania on Is American Horror Story: Hotel Really That Bad?The addiction demon, what was that about? I just wanted it to succeed so badly. It should have been in...
Ryan on Flash Game Friday: Trigger KnightHey Nick! Thank you man. It's 2016, and I used super vague terms trying to refind this game and your...
Jennifer on Review: Beautiful - Park Boram feat. Zicowhat's even more incredible is there was literally NO controversy in Korea about these lyrics Everyone just said "wow, she...
Gotomon on Sanity’s Other Side: It Really Sucks to Be RaichuA new chapter was added since Pikachu is gonna have a personal Z-Move in Sun/Moon. Poor Raichu. 
Silverwolf on Silverwolf’s Den: Top 10 Comicbook Series of the Past YearYou're welcome dude! Thanks for the kind words! I'd love to hear what you think of the series of my...