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My pal Cully Hamner suggested a few weeks back I start a series of posts about artists I love. This is the introduction I...
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The first rule is back. New Regency’s groundbreaking cultural landmark Fight Club returns in a definitive 4K presentation this spring, with a one-night-only nationwide...
Written by Victoria Setian Art by Savanna Ganucheau Published by Abrams Books Abrams really has been putting out some of the more interesting...
One of the trends that ruled 80s mainstream entertainment was sword and sorcery, with Arnold Schwarzenegger leading the charge in Conan the Barbarian...
My pal Cully Hamner suggested a few weeks back I start a series of posts about artists I love. This is the introduction I...
It’s hard to imagine two films coming out in less than a year’s time from the same director that are as different as...
This March, New York’s Philippe Labaune Gallery will present a career-spanning exhibition of artwork by Eisner and Harvey Award-winning artist Klaus Janson, one of...
Is it a comedy? Is it a drama? Is it both? Is it a dessert topping? I think in the case of Is This...
Factory Entertainment is proud to announce the official launch of its highly anticipated 3.75″ Battlestar Galactica Action Figure Line, bringing the iconic heroes, villains,...
As 20th Century Studios & New Regency are set to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Alejandro González Iñárritu’s The Revenant with a limited IMAX...
Written by Darwyn Cooke, Jeph Loeb Illustrated by Darwyn Cooke, J. Bone The Spirit Created by Will Eisner Published by Image Comics /Act 4...
At a certain point I stopped posting various crowdfunding campaigns. It was a difficult decision to make; but at the time I received no...
From Warner Bros. Pictures comes a bold take on one of the world’s most compelling stories: THE BRIDE! From Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal—and...
Since the announcement that Shout Factory had acquired the Golden Princess library (which I was fortunate enough to cover for this very website)...
DC COMICS The Absolute Universe Continues Its Evolution As DC: ALL IN Enters Its Next Phase DC Expands Its NEXT LEVEL Line of Comics...
The genre of talking-pig movies is not huge, but it is built on two foundational classics. There is the one where the good little...
Thor’s sister Hela, the all-powerful Goddess of Death, threatens the destruction of Asgard, but Thor is trapped on the other side of the universe...
Fangoria magazine has it in its top one hundred forgotten horror films. Arnold Schwarzenegger hand-picked its director for his next movie Predator based on...
The Blu-ray release of Lucifer gives the series a definitive physical home and preserves the sleek, polished style that became one of its signatures....
The entertainment industry is an ebb and flow of trends that eventually outstay their welcome until they finally fail to create enough revenue to...
Let’s deal with the elephant in the room, erm, forest: this is the pre-Hays Code Tarzan where Jane gets naked. We can debate whether...
There are some fantasy, science fiction, and horror films that not every fan has caught. Not every film ever made has been seen by...
“Who can tell the difference between a horse and a donkey?” A harmless enough question if this were some kind of barnyard-based TV quiz...
…YOU KNOW THE REST. Or maybe that’s just presumptuous of me, as a member of a dying cohort, a generation that is, was, generally,...
Warner Archive’s Blu‑ray of The New Fred and Barney Show: The Complete Series answers one of pop culture’s strangest hypotheticals: what happens when...
I’ve read where Millennials and Gen Z don’t have a clue who some of the biggest stars who ever lived were. Bob Hope?...
The last few years have increasingly seen Osgood Perkins become a horror household name because of his filmmaking rather than his famous parentage....
The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Golden Age Collection Blu-ray isn’t just a nostalgia drop for cartoon completists — it’s a time capsule of...
For as popular as epic fantasy has become in our current phase of cinema, few films have actually tried to render myth with...
Today, we’re revisiting Westworld, Michael Crichton’s big screen directorial debut from 1973. Right up front, let me say that I have never seen so...
There’s a peculiar magic to the Ma and Pa Kettle movies: they’re both fossils and comfort food. Watching them in The Complete Comedy Collection...
In 1972, Charles Bronson wasn’t quite the worldwide superstar he would become after 1974’s Death Wish but he was pretty close. Close enough...
Johannes Roberts has carved out his own niche in the horror industry with his purposefully schlocky horrors that riff on the type of...
This weekend, Valentine’s Day, once again, rears its romantic head. For those of you out there, either without an idea, or may have forgotten...