Videodrome (Universal’s Flops Vol. 1 #15)

Happy Halloween movie goers from around the globe. Today’s review is an ‘80s horror cult classic. Inspired by picking up radio signals in Buffalo, New York, during his childhood, David Cronenberg wrote a treatment titled, “Network of Blood.” It’s about a guy named, Max Renn who runs a television station which broadcasts pornographic movies. Max […]

Shin Godzilla

In 2004, “Godzilla: Final Wars” ended the Millennium Era on a high note. A Decade Later, Toho announced a reinterpretation of Godzilla as the first film and reboot in the Reiwa era. Set in modern day Tokyo, an evolving aquatic monster wreaks havoc. Scientists, soldiers and bureaucrats collaborate to prevent the monster from destroying Tokyo. […]

Comics Review: Teen Titans: Terra in the Night

When there’s trouble you know who to call, Teen Titans! – Puffy AmiYumi We all watched the 2003 animated Teen Titans on Cartoon Network back when it was good. As a fan of the show growing up, I’d like to introduce new readers to its run back in the ‘80s. Members of The New Teen […]

Clayface

Set one year before James Gunn’s “Superman,” talented handsome actor, Matt Hagen gets his face sliced by a mob boss. Desperate to get his face fixed and resume his acting career, Matt visits a scientist. Undergoes an experimental procedure injecting a serum. It was a huge success. Suddenly, Matt experiences a metamorphosis, his body can […]

Venom: The Last Dance

After that god awful “Madame Web” movie flopped both critically and financially, Sony’s fifth installment their cinematic universe, “Venom: The Last Dance” picks up where “Spider-Man: No Way Home” left off. Venom & Eddie are transported back to their own universe. Framed for murder in their last movie, “Venom: Let There Be Carnage,” the duo […]

Donnie Darko: Director’s Cut

After graduating film school in 1997, Richard Kelly conceived an idea of a jet engine falling from the sky crashing onto a house with no clue where it came from. Mixes a coming-of-age teen movie and science fiction in an attempt to push creative boundaries. Richard selected the 1980s as the main setting and exploring […]