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Dust Bunny follows ten-year-old Aurora, portrayed by Sophie Sloan, who lives with her parents in an unnamed city and becomes fixated on the strange nighttime activities of her neighbor across…
Set on a harsh, remote world far from familiar battlefields, Predator: Badlands reimagines the franchise through an unexpected perspective, following Dek (played by Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi), a young Predator cast out…
“Who the fuck has a pet chimp?” Primate is essentially a retelling of Ridley Scott’s 1979 horror masterpiece Alien if the cargo vessel Nostromo, deep in the black void of…
Blending classic literary iconography with modern horror sensibilities, Holmes: Undead reimagines Sherlock Holmes in a way few creators have attempted—by transforming the world’s greatest detective into an immortal creature of…
Kevin Smith’s Dogma remains one of the most daring and hotly debated films of the late ’90s, a sharp, provocative blend of religious satire and character-driven comedy that helped define…
Tom Franck from COMICS AND COMICS is back with more commentary on Geek Culture. This time he takes a hard look at Geeks and Geek interaction.
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What Bugged Me About SMALLVILLE
The series finale of SMALLVILLE is on tonight, and I, for one, am glad this train wreck is over. I’ve tried to enjoy this show and watch with an open…