The Greatest Spider-Man Artists
Over the 55 years Spider-Man has been swinging around New York City and battling bad guys, he has attracted some of the best artists in the comic book industry. Nobody can deny the… Continue reading
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Retro Review: ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors’
This years marks the thirtieth anniversary of one of the best sequels in the horror genre, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. True there was a Nightmare on Elm Street 2:… Continue reading
Harry Knowles: Why He Was Significant and Why He’s Terrible
One big story flooding the nerd news outlets and even the mainstream media this week regards Harry Knowles and his tendency towards grabbing at women who don’t want to be grabbed at. There… Continue reading
Less Famous Cryptids
In the study of cryptozoology there are creatures who have become familiar to people to world over; Sasquatch, the Jersey Devil, chupacabra, and the Loch Ness Monster have become staples of pop culture… Continue reading
Retro Review – ‘Walking Tall’
Those hoping for a review of the polished mainstream action/comedy starring Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson which came out a few years are out of luck. Instead this is a review of gritty and… Continue reading
God Country – Graphic Novel Review
Earlier this year comic book reviews everywhere sang the praises of newcomer Donny Cates and the debut issue of his creator-owned God Country. The first issue was hailed by many as arguably the… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘The Reagan Show’
Anyone who knows me knows I love historical documentaries, and this is what drew me to see the CNN Films documentary the Reagan Show. As you may have guessed this film documents the… Continue reading
Remembering Tobe Hooper
Growing up Tobe Hooper had a passion for horror films. True he was a fan of movies as a whole but the horror genre was important to him. Unfortunately he found as he… Continue reading
Retro Review – ‘Suspiria’
Often times people assume when you are making a good movie, the first thing you need is a solid and well-crafted script. But on the rarest of occasions a gifted filmmaker can take… Continue reading
Retro Review – ‘Night of the Hunter’
When acting legend Charles Laughton wanted to make the jump to the directors chair he knew from experience the importance of having a solid performer in front of the cameras. As such he… Continue reading
