In Blue Chip Boston, where an individuals ego can take up the size of entire sidewalks, I braved having my boots stepped and tripped on, the rudest of gestures, brown paper bags ripping, a hotel infested with bed bugs with a neighbor who must have been making love to a lummox and getting screamed on… Read More »
The spirit of competition has been alive and well this NCBD week as Image Comics has been trying to outdo their titles one after the other with the most shocking introductory panels. It’s been a close race with “Department Of Truth” and the return of “What’s The Furthest Place From Here?” (Who needs to give… Read More »
The Midwest is a lovely place and with the trek taken through Luca Guadagnino’s “Bones And All”, the best region of the continental United States can be enjoyed thoroughly in 35mm. As well as the skin pigment anomaly of vitiligo as “Escape Room” actress Taylor Russell can also be ogled all the same as she… Read More »
St. Petersburg : a hidden gem at the bottom of the map. Under the radar for many tourists of the Florida swamp lands, though apparently a familiar region for the NXT faithful. A house show was devised for the eighteenth of November, and I had to make my appearance to see what the hype was… Read More »
A return to Riydah only meant another evening of stellar wrestling for WWE’s women’s division. Though only RAW was represented this Arabian night, “Crown Jewel 4” served up what could be played back by wrestling enthusiasts for years to come. Once storied rivals in the late twenty-tens, Alexa Bliss and Asuka somehow wrested the Tag… Read More »
As Kael Ngu (what up dude, we need to extend that convo we had at NYCC for a full blown interview)’s main cover betrays, Johnny Blaze just got drafted into the FBI and not since Vegeta earned a badge in last year’s Dragon Ball Super has an anti-hero becoming a law enforcement official looked so… Read More »
If “Smile” is the renaissance of the psychological thriller and “Don’t Look At The Demon” takes the spirit of the demonic possession trope in horror to new levels then Damien Leone’s “Terrifier II” is the modern crown jewel of instant cult classic horror cinema. David Howard Thornton is both imposing and humorous as Thornton’s Art… Read More »
Honestly, the best imprint to come out of Dynamite Comics is anything that has the “Chaos!” tag on it. Take for example Jeff Burnham’s latest series : “Lady Hel”, focused on the antagonist of Ray Fawkes’ “Vampirella vs. Purgatori”, and morphing her into the hero of her own tale as she does battle against one… Read More »
I looked up the neighborhood that Sanna Lathan’s “On The Come Up” was set in, “Garden Heights” … all that came up was a daycare center, which epitomizes the audience that “On The Come Up” was made for. A completely empty theater save for myself, I can see why the attendance for this “8 Mile”… Read More »
AEW had to make up for the atrocity that was All Out IV. Broadcasted from the borough that gave the airwaves the real C-N-N, Grand Slam II had plenty to prove and by the final bell, AEW knocked it out the park. Hayter was not missed from All Out IV, but Shida definitely was. Still,… Read More »