This year saw the DC Extended Universe, the movies basically, reach a high water mark with the fantastic Wonder Woman. Arguably the first DC movie in this connected universe that people … Read More
#aGLIFF30 Austin Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival – Full Slate Released!
It’s that time of year again and this year is the very special 30th anniversary of aGLIFF, the Austin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Sept 7 – 10th). Today, they … Read More
Movie Trailer: Stephen King’s IT
One of the most terrifying novels Stephen King wrote, his 1986 best selling novel IT, is coming back to the screen. IT, also known as Pennywise the Clown, has returned … Read More
Movie Review: “Person to Person” is a low-key charmer
The new ensemble comedy Person to Person initially seems like yet another character-driven film that adores and idolizes New York City all out of proportion. Thankfully the flick offers much more to jaded viewers beyond that … Read More
Movie Trailer: Justice League #SDCC Sneak Peak!
Here is the Justice League trailer that just premiered at Comic-Con. I’m not excited. It looks lifeless to me. Flat even. I think any good will that the Wonder Woman … Read More
Movie Trailer: Ready Player One #SDCC Teaser!
One of my absolute favorite book of all time is getting its film adaptation from Steven Spielberg, who himself plays a huge part of the book (although changed for the … Read More
Scream Factory and Shout Select #SDCC Announcements
Our good friends at Shout Factory have once again taken Comic-Con by storm with their yearly panel. This time they’re bringing Shout Select to the party and also celebrating the … Read More
Film Review: WITH GREAT POWER: THE STAN LEE STORY
Stan Lee is an ubiquitous public figure, having done the near impossible: creating an empire that transcends cultural, racial, and religious barriers. I don’t intend to sycophantically praise the man … Read More
Breaking Trailers from San Diego Comic Con
Like most geeklings, you’ve been waiting to see what kind of bits of glory companies are going to drop on us at SDCC this year. In no particular order, these … Read More
What’s out on Blu-ray 07/18/2017: Stalker, Buster’s Mal Heart.
Stalker In future Russia, there is a place called the Zone that was the site of a former disaster(the actual Chernobyl exclusion zone would happen later, making this film a … Read More
R.I.P. George A. Romero, horror film innovator
The father of the modern cinematic zombie, George A. Romero, has succumbed to lung cancer and passed away at age 77. Romero made his name directing one of the all-time … Read More
Franchise of the Apes: A Guide to the Planet of the Apes series
Released in 1968, Planet of the Apes is widely regarded as one of the greatest science fiction movies of all time. As of 2017, there have been nine movies and two … Read More
Garon Ranks The Marvel Cinematic Universe
We are now sixteen films into the grand experiment that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe (twenty by Summer of 2018), not counting the ABC or Netflix shows, or the X-Men films, … Read More
Movie Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
At last, the wait is over! Spider-Man is back on the big screen and he has come home to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the release of Spider-Man: Homecoming. So … Read More