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Crisis… what crisis? Infinite Crisis, Identity Crisis, Zero Hour, Flashpoint, the (not-so) Final Crisis and many, many more are crossover events that change...
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by Mark Voger Published by TwoMorrows Based on his earlier books, including Monster Mash, Groovy, and Holly Jolly, I’m fairly convinced that author...
I may be the only person in the world who wasn’t head over heels for this film. I tried and tried and even watched...
Fredrick Forsyth’s 1971 debut thriller The Day of the Jackal is one of the greatest works of “airport literature” ever made. The book’s...
Crisis… what crisis? Infinite Crisis, Identity Crisis, Zero Hour, Flashpoint, the (not-so) Final Crisis and many, many more are crossover events that change...
When I was first offered 2006’s The Departed for review, I was surprised that it was a Martin Scorsese movie with which I was...
There’s a major twist two-thirds of the way into Eileen. It’s not something that many people will see coming—not a lot of foreshadowing—and yet...
Written by Various Art by Mark Stafford Published by Soaring Penguin Press Where has Mark Stafford been all my life? This British illustrator,...
“Man is the cruellest animal.” – Friedrich Nietzche “Tiddly pom.” – Winnie the Pooh If you go down to the woods today,...
Stuntman-turned-director David Leitch once again steps behind the camera to helm another action flick, and this time he takes his inspiration from the 80s...
“He’s not really into jock stuff- he’s cerebral.” “He’s in a wheelchair?!” In Lisa Frankenstein, the new horror comedy from the pen of...
Like any decade, movies from the 1990s were, in hindsight, distinctly connected to their time, and something that had a substantial impact on...
Few things in life are certain, but January being a dumping ground for less than stellar cinematic efforts has a long history of...
Madame Web is mostly awful but not as bad as y’all say. Yes it’s confusing– throws too many characters at you too quickly to easily...
One of the very first books in Booksteve’s Library, circa 1973, was Bogey: The Films of Humphrey Bogart. The legendary tough guy actor had...
Written by Kristen Kiesling Art by Rye Hickman Published by Abrams Books This young adult graphic novel is a lot more intense and...
Starting with the obligatory training montage showing the years of effort Boy has put into becoming as athletic, fast and deadly as possible, we...
Written and Illustrated by Jimmie Robinson Published by Image Comics Jimmie Robinson’s Junk Rabbit transports readers to a dystopian future destroyed by unchecked...
In Luca Gaudagnino’s latest opus Challengers, we are introduced to three tennis players with differing degrees of talent, challenges and motivations, and we follow...
Let me start off by acknowledging that this is my first viewing of The Raid 2. I watched it right after I watched The...
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...
Written by John T. Soister, Henry Nicolella, Harry H Long, Darío Lavia Published by Bear Manor Media Were you a Monster Kid? I...
The possibility of civil war is uncomfortably close to reality these days, but you’ll find no hints or discussion about how we get to...
When asked to review the 2003 Academy Award nominated French animated film The Triplets of Belleville I jumped at the chance. I feel that...
Written by Margot Robbie and Andrew Mukamal Photography by Craig McDean Published by Rizzoli When I was 13 years old, in 1972, I...
Having long since cemented how talented he is in front of the camera, with Monkey Man, Dev Patel steps behind the camera and adds...
Sydney is clearly the star here- both the actress and the city. Anyone but You is a lively rom-com directed by Will Gluck, who...
Warning; Spoilers Ahead! This time in Toxic Nostalgia we hop in the way back machine and travel all the way to. . . 2019?...