Tom And Jerry And The Wizard Of Oz

What would happen if you combine two beloved icons from childhood? You mix them both together in a crossover, then you get “Tom And Jerry And The Wizard Of Oz.” This bizzare concept is like putting two properties into a blender or a mixer at a bar. “The Crossover Gimmick” involving Tom And Jerry meeting other […]

Flashback Review: The Mummy Returns

After the box office success of the 1999 remake of The Mummy, director Stephen Sommers, was given an opportunity to write and direct a follow up to the previous installment. It has been confirmed that The Mummy Trilogy along with The Scorpion King are now canon to the recent 2017 reboot. In response to the […]

The Mummy (2017) (Universal’s Flops Vol. 1 #2)

In response to the critical & box office success of the “Marvel Cinematic Universe,” (MCU for short) major Hollywood studios are attempting to replicate the success of the Marvel movies. The following studios including Warner Bros. Pictures began to plant their own featuring characters from D.C. Comics along with another separate one called “MonsterVerse” depicting […]

Flashback Review: The Mummy (1999)

During the 1990’s horror films we’re slowly dying out, but it didn’t stop remakes like Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolf. The three of them manage to make enough money, however they received mixed reviews from critics. In 1996, filmmaker Wes Craven released a slasher film called, Scream. It became a critical and box office success. The […]

Classics Review: The Mummy (1932)

During The Great Depression, Universal Pictures developed a string of successful box office hits during the “Golden Age Of Hollywood” typically involving monster pictures such as Dracula, Frankenstein, Invisible Man, Creature From The Black Lagoon, Wolf Man and of course the following review depicted on this article. Before Marvel, DC, Godzilla, Universal was the first […]

Wonder Woman

It was a time when comics were becoming a fad due to the popularity of Superman, the one who started an era called “The Golden Age Of Comics.” During the WWII years, many superheroes were created such as Batman, Captain America, Shazam, Aquaman, The Flash, among many others iconic characters. In 1941, a psychologist turned […]