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A terrible Brad Dourif erotic thriller was my Movie of the Year.
PAX Unplugged 2024: Demos and Interviews Wrap-Up
Are you Kraven a good movie? Well, this ain’t it…
Sony’s Rumored PS5 Pro is likely to be revealed tomorrow
Gen Con 2024: Tabletop Demos and Interviews
The Tension Becomes Unbearable in “The Queen Who Ever Was”
‘The Red Sowing’ Shows How Hard it is to Get Good Help These Days
Does ‘Math Path Monster’ Add Up to Fun?
“Smallfolk” Step Up in the Latest Episode of “House of the Dragon”
Longlegs Review: A Deeply Unsettling Descent into Devilry
‘The Acolyte’ Ends Its Season with a Bang, and Many Questions
‘House of the Dragon’ enters its Regency Era
Season Three of The Bear Is Calm, Boisterous, Inspired, Quizzical
‘The Acolyte’ Gives Sol a ‘Choice’
The Dragons are Dancing
Kill Review: The Best Action Movie of the Year, (Bloody) Hands Down
In “Teach/Corrupt,” The Acolyte Builds to a Revelation…
“The Burning Mill” focuses on how the women of Westeros adapt and lead
“Night” falls, and so do the Jedi
“Rhaneyra the Cruel” Focuses on the Human Costs of Vengeance
In “Day,” ‘The Acolyte’ Makes Some Baffling Choices
‘House of the Dragon’ Returns With War On The Horizon
In Episode 3, ‘The Acolyte’ Pulls on the Thread of “Destiny”
Peter David Returns with Epic New Novel ‘Robyne of Sherwood’
‘The Acolyte’ is Off to a Promising Start
Boy Kills World: A fun, silly, strange film
In “Life, Itself,” Discovery Doubles Down On What Made It Both Good and Aggravating
“Lagrange Point” holds Discovery in the balance
Fallout: Beware our corporate overlords
Universus – My Hero Academia: Girl Power Unboxing!
Twenty Sided Tavern is a delight for fans of comedy and D&D
“Labyrinths” takes a twisty path to keep Discovery’s plot going.
In “Erigah,” Discovery Delves into Diplomacy
Eurovision Song Contest, Semi Final Night 2 Recap
Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Final Recap, Night One
Star Trek: Discovery episode “Whistlespeak” is Some Classic Prime Directive Nonsense
“Mirrors” Reflects Some Backstory Onto Discovery’s Antagonists
How Dr. Walter Greason and Tim Fielder bring history to life in ‘The Graphic History of Hip Hop’
“Face The Strange” is Some Classic ‘Trek’ Time Shenanigans
Truly Unsettling Monsters Buoy Arcadian
Uh oh… “Jinaal” Sees Discovery Slip Back Into Bad Habits
Season 5 of ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Starts Off With a Bang
No Sleep ‘Til Crookin’ in One Operation Joker Vol. 2
Don’t Touch That Dial! Late Night With the Devil is Must See TV
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire Can Only Muster a Feeble Roar
X-Men ’97 is a Reboot Done Right
The Workprint’s Oscars 2024 – Live Blog
Avatar: The Last Airbender – What went right and what went wrong with the live-action remake
‘Quantum Leap’ Ties Up Loose Ends in its Two-Part Season 2 Finale
Chatting with Chandra Free: The God Machine Creator Talks Art, Influence, and Industry
Madame Web Review: I Liked Morbius and Thought This Was Bad, That’s How Bad It Is
10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Lord of the Rings Concert
La Brea’s “The Road Home, Part 2” ends on high notes all around
‘Quantum Leap’ Sends Ben on a Journalistic Expedition in “The Outsider”
Machina Corpse x Global Comix to Release The God Machine Volume 1 Free
In ‘Quantum Leap’ Ep 210, Both Ben and the Home Team Hunt for Answers
La Brea’s “The Road Home, Part 1” sets up for a thrilling finale
La Brea’s “Fire Storm” heats things up!
‘Quantum Leap’ Dials Up the Action and the Emotions in “Off the Cuff”
The Curse Review: “Green Queen” Shoots for the Stars and Delivers
La Brea’s “Maya” feels forced
La Brea’s “Don’t Look Up” Buries the Lead
La Brea’s “Sierra” gets the final season started
The Curse Review: “Young Hearts” Bleed the Octane and Await the Spark
The Big Squeeze Gives Magnum P.I. One More Dramatic Case
Ashes to Ashes is an Emotional Episode of Magnum P.I.
‘Star Trek’ author Derek Tyler Attico on ‘The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko’
The Curse Review: “Down and Dirty” Digs Beyond the Soil and Into the Bedrock
Our Favorite Things from 2023
‘Rebel Moon’ is 2 Hours of Tropes in Search of a Story
The Curse Review: “Self-Exclusion” Doesn’t Protect, Only Attacks
Isn’t It Romantic? ‘Quantum Leap’ Explores Relationships in “Nomad”
‘Wonka’ Is a Delightfully Sweet Treat Perfect for the Holiday Season
The Curse Review: In “The Fire Burns On” Rebirth is Defined by Scorching, Not Shedding
Extracurricular Activities Provides a Twisty Magnum P.I. Episode
WITCHCRAFT! ‘Quantum Leap’ sends Ben further back than ever before
The Curse Review: The Hosts and Their House Fail at Keeping Cool in “It’s A Good Day”
Napoleon, an epic…comedy.
Consciousness of Guilt Lets the Humor Shine in Magnum P.I.
It was Nice Getting to know You Before The World Was Doomed
The Curse Review: There’s Plenty Room for Shady Stuff “Under the Big Tree”
Miles Davis and The Search for The Sound is a Synesthetic Comic about an artistic Legend
Review: Iron Maiden and Z2 Comics Team Up to Celebrate 40 Years of Piece of Mind
The Curse Review: These New Kids Are Not Welcomed on the Block in “Questa Lane”
“Monarch” finally gets the human element right in the Godzilla franchise
‘Where The Body Was’ Review: Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips create a Short Little Masterpiece
The Curse Review: What’s Meaning Without Understanding in “Pressure’s Looking Good So Far”
Ultimate Spider-Man #1 Features New Marriage Cover by Scott Campbell
‘Quantum Leap’ Takes Ben on an ‘Da Vinci Code’-style Adventure
Happy Life Day to All Who Celebrate!
In Showtime’s The Curse, the “Land of Enchantment” is an Oasis By Design
Chicken Suits, Amish and Patrick Fabian Make Run With The Devil a Great Episode of Magnum P.I.
The Killer Review: Fassbender Leaves A Trail of Dead in Fincher’s Dreamy Adaptation
Loki finds his “Glorious Purpose” in the season finale
Upload Episode 3×8 Review: Is “Flesh and Blood” Meaty Enough for a Finale?
The Marvels Review: Higher, Further, Faster!
‘When Evil Lurks’ Review: Bleak and Brutal Film Revels in the Visceral Horror of Demonic Possession
Blue Eye Samurai is the Best New Animated Show of the Year
‘Quantum Leap’ revisits a dark piece of Asian American history in “One Night in Korea Town”
Upload Episode 3×7 Review: In “Upload Day”, the Only Display of Growth is Sadly in Ingrid’s Nose