DC’s Lanterns Episode 4 “The Weenie” Review: No Evil Shall Escape My Sight,…

Hal Jordan And John Stewart Sit On A Water Tower.

The previous episode of Lanterns threw us for a loop, revealing John Stewart’s shocking childhood and his motivation for wanting to replace Hal as Green Lantern. It was a great episode on its own, but it was also a flashback episode that mainly existed to show John’s new origin story rather than push the main …

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Oh ho ho man, he’s coming…and I don’t mean the Big G!! Godzilla Minus Zero Official trailer – opens November 6

Their work isn’t finished! Godzilla is ready to roar back into theaters, this time with a new upgrade! Godzilla Minus Zero will be the first Japanese movie to be filmed for IMAX. War reduced Japan to zero, and Godzilla plunged it into minus. Two years have passed since then, and the country has faced agonizing …

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DC’s Lanterns Episode 3 “OutKast” Review: In Blackest Night,…

John Stewart With Grown Hair And A Full Beard Looking Through A Rifle Scope.

One classic trope in superhero comics is the tragic backstory. You know the ones. A little rich boy watches his parents get shot in a dark alleyway. A baby escapes an exploding planet in a rocket ship. It seems like almost every superhero has some tragedy in their past that inspires them to become a …

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DC’s Lanterns Episode 2 “Trust Fall” Review: In Brightest Day,…

Hal Jordan Visits Sinestro In Prison While Wearing His Green Lantern Costume.

“Pilot” offered a promising and compelling start to Lanterns and the DCU’s grounded mystery-procedural take on the Green Lantern franchise. It introduced two complex leads in Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and John Stewart (Aaron Pierre), along with an intriguing mystery mixed into a character-driven narrative spanning several decades. Now that the setup is out of …

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Remembering Peter Cullen, voice of Optimus Prime. He was 85.

This one hurts. I have done several tribute articles over the years, but this one is legitimately the hardest to write while keeping my emotions in check. I said to myself that if there were any celebrity death that would hit me, it would be Peter Cullen. The Canadian born actor is known for several …

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Remembering legendary actor Tim Curry, who has passed away at 80.

Timothy James Curry, known to generations of audiences simply as Tim Curry, has given the world a body of work filled with imagination, courage, humor, and unforgettable presence. Across stage, film, television, music, and voice acting, he invited audiences into characters who were larger than life yet deeply human. His unmistakable voice, theatrical grace, and …

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Master of the Universe beat ’em up delayed again until Early 2027!

Those of us who are excited for the upcoming MOTU beat ’em up will have to pack our patience a little longer. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Dragon Pearl of Destruction has been put on hold again until early 2027. The game was originally scheduled for release in April on this year but …

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DC’s Lanterns Episode 1 “Pilot” Review: Green Lantern Meets True Detective

John Stewart and Hal Jordan Looking At Each Other With The Logo Behind Them.

Over 15 years ago, Ryan Reynolds’ Green Lantern movie was released to critical and commercial failure, tanking its chances of becoming the first installment in a DC Comics shared cinematic universe that could compete with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Even Reynolds, the movie’s lead star, was disappointed in it and made a point of joking …

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X-Men ’97 Season 2 Review: Bigger, Stranger, and Still Unmistakably X-Men!! *Spoiler-Free*

It goes everywhere and nowhere all at once! Season 2 of X-Men ’97 arrives with the confidence of a show that knows exactly why audiences came back: not simply for nostalgia, but for the rare superhero series willing to be melodramatic, political, romantic, tragic, and breathlessly comic-book strange all at once. Picking up after the …

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Insidious: Out of the Further – Do the scares still hold as the film expands the lore?! *Spoiler-Free Review*

A familiar but effective franchise entry with enough fresh nightmares to earn another trip into the Further. Insidious: Out of the Further keeps the franchise moving with a new family, a new psychic ability, and a few creepy twists on the familiar mythology. Written and directed by Jacob Chase, the film follows Gemma, a young …

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