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Kong: Skull Island burst its way into multiplexes to usher out this past winter, presenting tons of movie monster bombast and over-the-waterfall-and-through-the-rocks action thrills...
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Is the world ready for another Tom Ripley? Writer-director Steven Zaillian (Searching for Bobby Fischer) seems to think so, and in this third adaptation...
Warning; Spoilers Ahead! This time in Toxic Nostalgia we hop in the way back machine and travel all the way to. . . 2019?...
To much fanfare and community cheer, the 91-year-old Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline has fully reopened to the public after a decade-long expansion...
Kong: Skull Island burst its way into multiplexes to usher out this past winter, presenting tons of movie monster bombast and over-the-waterfall-and-through-the-rocks action thrills...
Once upon a time a Hollywood producer was rich and powerful, but lonely, so he wished really, really hard for a son of his...
Welcome back to Graphic Breakdown. This has been a hell of a week for comic books. Let’s start with the best of the week!...
What happens when a backdoor pilot is not really a backdoor pilot? I mean when it’s not officially a pilot nor intended as a...
David Shields’ new book, Other People is an intellectually thrilling and emotionally wrenching investigation of otherness: the need for one person to understand another...
The success of the revamped Archie comics was a phenomena few could have predicted, but was more than welcomed. The much-needed overhaul of the...
Welcome back to Graphic Breakdown! It’s Wednesday so you know what that means…comic books! The Flash #20 Written by Joshua Williamson Illustrated by...
The music business has changed so much in the past few years that there is a huge gap between what was thought of as...
According to movie industry data compiled by Statista, the United States has the third largest film entertainment industry in the world. This industry is...
It’s a glorious time to be a movie geek. Star Wars is in full revival mode, and we’re going to be getting our first...
Strange futuristic machines, robots, or vehicles are just what we mean when we say “science fiction.” They’re scientific rather than supernatural, they have some...
If you’ve read my column or followed my Facebook for any decent duration of time, then you know my general fandom for the sitcom...
Forces of Geek Presents OH NO THEY DIDN’T covering remakes, sequels and reboots We’re back this episode to talk about T2: Trainspotting, a sequel twenty...
It seems that since its arrival into mainstream culture in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, hip-hop music has embraced the world of comics....
Spring has arrived! Which means the sun is shining, the days are longer and there’s no better time than now to break out a...
Welcome back to Graphic Breakdown! It’s April and things are heating up in comic book land. Let’s get started! Aquaman #20 Written by...
As HBO begins its year and a half swan song to Game of Thrones with its final season, Westworld begins to settle into place...
Scooter Girl Story / Cover: Chynna Clugston Flores Art: Chynna Clugston Flores, George Kambadais Publisher: Image Comics Publish Date: February 15, 2017 Scooter...
So, April Fool’s! It’s been far, far too long since a DVD/Blues column has been finished. This was intended for publication more than several...
A backdoor pilot is essentially a spinoff hidden within the parent series. Last time I mentioned that Star Trek had one of these and...
Welcome back to Graphic Breakdown! A nice week of comic books ends the month. Let’s start with the best of the week! The...
Beep, beep Ritchie! There’s a new Pennywise in town. Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema is hoping to traumatize a new generation with coulrophobia...
What a difficult week to review! With team ups being the name of the game characters no one character was given a chance to...
Don’t tell me you don’t have a cape or a mask. You’ve been a comic book, sci-fi/fantasy/futurist/utopian/dystopian fiction fan as long as you can...