Comics And Film
R-Rated Superhero Movies Are [EXPLETIVE DELETED]!
R-Rated superhero movies are all the rage. But Warner Brothers is showing that just because you can make them doesn’t mean you should. [click for more]
Opinion
Featured Stories
JOKER, Roy Lichtenstein And Geek Culture As High Art
Both JOKER and the paintings of Roy Lichtenstein are presented as examples of comic book culture being raised up to fine art. But do they really? [click for more]
Movie News
Are The Major Changes Coming To The OSCARS Telecast Any Good?
Have you stopped watching the Oscars because the telecast is too long? If so, AMPAS would like a moment of your time. [click for more]
Comics And Film
We Need To Stop Stan Lee’s Comic Con Appearances
A recent convention appearance showed that Stan Lee is in no condition to make convention appearances anymore. It’s up to us, the fans, to let him retire in peace. [click for more]
Comics And Film
Zack Snyder: DCEU’s BATMAN Uses Sex As A Drug.
Now I know why people were pushing so hard to see the Zack Snyder cut of JUSTICE LEAGUE. [click for more]
Movie News
OSCARS 2018: The Day After
No major screw-ups this year, but there were a couple interesting things of note at the Oscars. [click for more]
Comics And Film
Desperate Measures: Sony’s Deal With WIZARD WORLD
The deal entails Sony scouring the Artist Alleys at Wizard World conventions for the next big thing…and Wizard World getting a finder’s fee. [click for more]
Featured Stories
Sexual Harassment After Harvey Weinstein: Good, Bad And Ugly
Harvey Weinstein’s fall gave the harassed the strength to come forward, but also revealed why harassment is so entrenched in entertainment. [click for more]
Featured Stories
Why Disney Buying Fox Studios Would Be Terrible
When the news of a possible acquisition of 21st Century Fox’s film and television studios by Disney first hit, there was much rejoicing among genre film fans. The assumption is that the two Marvel Comics [click for more]
Featured Stories
Fans Have Inherited The Film Industry — And It’s Okay
A guest editorial at The Hollywood Reporter says that fans have hurt films by making them too exclusionary. We have a bone to pick with their argument. [click for more]