REVIEW: Reptile Is a Murder Mystery Heavy on the Existential Crisis
Filmmaker Grant Singer teams up with Academy Award winner Benicio del Toro for the crime drama Reptile, coming to Netflix […]
REVIEW: Dan Harmon’s Krapopolis Is More Mildly Amusing Than Innovative
After spending more than three years in development and receiving an order for three seasons before even a single episode […]
REVIEW: DC’s Batman and Robin #1
After sleeping for eight weeks since his tussle with the villainous Insomnia, Batman wakes up to find a changed Gotham […]
REVIEW: Marvel’s Avengers Inc. #1
The Wasp has always been the buzzing heart of the Avengers since their maiden adventure to defeat Loki. Between naming […]
REVIEW: Elevator Game Features a Frightening Villain Inside a Disappointing Horror Flick
A good ghost story can be hard to achieve in the world of mass-produced haunting flicks, and Elevator Game struggles […]
REVIEW: Image Comics’ Kill Your Darlings #1
The latest Image Comics release is an all-new original series, Kill Your Darlings. The story bridges the gap between horror […]
REVIEW: Satanic Hispanics Is a Satisfying Latino Horror Showcase
The best horror anthologies are more than just haphazard collections of short films mashed together to reach feature length. Movies […]
REVIEW: DC’s Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #1
Fire and Ice are a dynamite duo ready to take the world by storm. Unfortunately for them, they’ve been sent […]
REVIEW: Blade of the Moon Princess is a Peppy and Predictable Rendition of a Classic Tale
The ancient Japanese folk tale, The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter (otherwise known as The Tale of Princess Kaguya), is […]
REVIEW: Manta Comics’ The Bromance Book Club
Men, don’t turn your noses up at romance novels. Not only are these books great reads, but they also have […]