Exclusive Sound of Violence clip from SXSW Midnighters slasher Ahead of the film’s world premiere at next month’s South by Southwest Film Festival (SXSW) in the Midnighters lineup, ComingSoon.net has received an exclusive clip from the Jasmin Savoy Brown-starring auditory slasher Sound of Violence. The clip can be viewed in the player below! RELATED: Exclusive The Vigil… Read More »
Following Superman & Lois‘ series debut last night, The CW has released a brand new promo for their newest Arrowverse series, featuring new footage from upcoming episodes as Clark tries to balance his superhero duties with his family responsibilities. Superman & Lois is scheduled to return on March 2, 2021 with the second episode titled… Read More »
The incredible rise of Valheim continues, with the game now having passed 4 million copies sold through Steam Early Access after just 21 days on sale. It follows the game becoming Steam’s 5th most-played game ever by peak player count, attracting over 500,000 concurrent players.Coffee Stain Publishing added that the game is now Steam’s 57th… Read More »
Those waiting for a new name for the football team from Washington will have to wait longer. The Washington Football Team is still searching for a new name after dropping its prior racist moniker after decades of pressure from Native American groups, with owner Dan Snyder opting for a name change after sponsors threatened to pull… Read More »
Getty Images reader comments 18 with 16 posters participating Share this story Google is adding its password checkup feature to Android, making the mobile OS the latest company offering to give users an easy way to check if the passcodes they’re using have been compromised. Password Checkup works by checking credentials entered into apps against… Read More »
The power of Something Is Killing the Children is that it has demonstrated once again that a dark horror series can be interesting for more than 2 story arcs. I will not discuss the sticky analogy, of a secret Catholic organization, that justifies harming children, because it is sworn to protect children from invisible monsters.… Read More »
I see a lot of books as part of my role here at Crusaders. I don’t think that I have ever seen a more saddening splash page in my life, though I am sure that there is a good reason. Taking a step back from the splash, on first glance is this book trying to… Read More »
Sensational Wonder Woman #7, written by Corrina Bechko (Star Wars Legacy, Invisible Republic) and drawn by Dani (Sandman, ) is a book with promise that sadly fails to deliver in many of the technical aspects which are fundamental to any comic book. The story is modern and brings back an old but under-used villain. But… Read More »
Bottom line up front, Frank at Home on the FARM, is quite good. The reader learns about the events on the farm through the perspective of the largely naïve farmer who appears to be witnessing, the evolution of an animal led regime on the farm. In the current issue Frank at Home on The FARM… Read More »
He has been called a “Weird Hero for Today” and an “Aquaman on Acid.” This May, the amazing first adventures of Scott Braden and Mike Malbrough’s “Mysterious Mariner” will be available to readers and comic book fans worldwide within the pages of Kent Menace #0: The Director’s Cut, courtesy of American Mythology Productions. The fictional… Read More »