Rhys Frake Waterfield has become yet another filmmaker who can barely even stand in Damien Scott Leone’s shadow for the modern horror junkie. I waited several months for Winnie The Pooh Blood & Honey, and though I am glad that the runtime for this film was thoroughly abbreviated so that way I could have the… Read More: MOVIE REVIEW: Winnie The Pooh : Blood And Honey »
Comic book heads tend to have a habit of reading legacy titles under specific storylines or specific writer’s or penciller’s that they deem superior to others. Vampirella has been around since racial epithets were allowed to fly in comics like capes in the wind so that makes it even more ironic that Christopher Priest (a… Read More: REVIEW: Vampirella Year One No.5 »
With the Wrestlemania sign hanging high above the Alamodome it was go time for the women’s roster of WWE looking to start 2023 with a bang. The thirty-sixth Royal Rumble was in full succession from Texas the world over on January 28th beginning with a confident performance from reigning Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair against… Read More: #spEarz2DaStreetz : Royal Rumble 36 – Belair v. Bliss »
Chuck Brown’s “Flawed” is yet another action packed and entertaining narrative in his bibliography focused around P.O.C. characters without pandering towards the demographic or over-exaggerating stereotypes. Yeah, Gem’s a psychiatrist, but I can remember Ms. Burton and Laqueshia who both were court appointed therapists for me in my teen’s spent in California’s foster care system… Read More: REVIEW: Flawed No.3 (of 6) »
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: Magic Order III No.5 (of 6) #CVReview »
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: MOVIE REVIEW: Bones And All »
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: WRESTLING REVIEW: NXT Live : St. Petersburg »
If 2018’s “Black Panther” was not enough to expose the incompetencies of The Panther Tribe after the death of King T’Chaka in 2016’s “Civil War”, then Coogler’s second offering in the land of Wakanda in 2022 brought a point home that the United Nations would love to deliver : that countries they deem third world… Read More: MOVIE REVIEW: Black Panther : Wakanda Forever »
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: WRESTLING REVIEW: Crown Jewel IV »
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: REVIEW: Ghost Rider #7 – Shadow Hunters »