In a world over run with franchises and reboots, there’s always room for something a little different when the big studios decide to take an additional swing. Unfortunately for those who have chosen to see 28 Years Later, by the time you’ve made it to what sets the film apart, you have waded through a
Can you believe that we are officially in the second half of 2025? It’s certainly wild to think about as this year has felt both one second long and 700 years long. With the halfway mark comes an article that attempts to synthesize 6 months worth of film into awards. It’s a fun, if challenging
That cat is out of the bag; I am returning to compete in the Her Universe Fashion show this year at Comic Con! Always fun experience to get sent an unexpected press release with your name in it. This year should be a really fun experience with all the designers making clothes based on NBCUNiversal
There’s a lot of freedom that comes with making a sequel to a successful film. Budgets are higher, confidence is up, actors are familiar with their roles, and the creatives behind the project can stretch their wings a bit more. However, there are downsides to this and unfortunately for audiences, M3GAN 2.0 trades in the
It’s time to finally deal with Toho’s take on Frankenstein’s Monster. This week, we cover another small set of films in the form of 1965’s Frankenstein vs. Baragon and 1966’s The War of the Gargantuas, both directed by Ishiro Honda. Listen to hear the guys cover both Godzilla-universe films and what they think of Toho’s
It is extremely rare that I have the opportunity to watch a movie that I had no idea was coming out or what the movie’s plot is. Of course, with a title like Clown in a Cornfield, it’s hard not to have an inkling as to what you will be witnessing. Still, this film, my