Directed by: Tom McCarthy Starring: Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, and Brian d’Arcy James Plot: A special investigative division of The Boston Globe uncovers a child molestation scandal within the Catholic Church. Review: In 2001, The Boston Globe’s “Spotlight”… Continue reading
This is a delicate post for me to write. I live in a country (USA) where the issue of racism is probably more prevalent in the media than it’s been in twenty years.… Continue reading
Buzz-worthy books of the week All-New X-Men #2 This book is off to a seriously good start, which is a good thing because I didn’t care for Extraordinary X-Men much. They definitely want… Continue reading
If you’re allergic to spoilers and have not yet seen the mid-season finale to Arrow, turn back now. Final warning. Good. So Felicity ended the season in a bit of a pickle. She survived… Continue reading
When you think of the most prominent comic book companies in film, you conclude on Marvel & DC. These are the two big publishers who are dominating the film business right now. As… Continue reading
There’s a tabletop game on Kickstarter at the moment right now called ‘Secret Hitler‘, a game based around advancing your teams agenda without knowing exactly who else is on your team. Also one… Continue reading
Directed by: Jonathan Levine Starring: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Anthony Mackie, and Seth Rogen Plot: Three lifelong friends with a drunken Christmas Eve tradition go for one last binge. Review: It seems like Seth Rogen is constantly… Continue reading
There’s a lot of animosity towards the upcoming Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice film. It extends back not just to the casting of Ben Affleck (which I’m glad that bitch-fest has died down,… Continue reading
Buzz-worthy books of the week. Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 DC Comics and IDW are teaming up to crossover two of the most iconic comic book franchises of old time, the two right… Continue reading
Most of our top 1o lists try to consider all angles. We try to rein in personal opinion as much as possible so we speak to the reader. Not today. It’s my birthday, and… Continue reading
