Flashback Review: Superman: The Animated Series: Season 2

Superman: The Animated Series’ second season officially aired in 1997 (same year Final Fantasy VII came out) on Kids WB a few months after the first season’s finale. Season 2 earned positive reviews from critics, fans and viewers alike. James Gunn’s Superman reboot is out in theaters. Don’t forget to check out my non-spoiler review. […]

Gamer’s Review: Superman: Shadow of Apokolips

“Superman: Shadow of Apokolips” was officially released in 2002 (same year The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers came out) on PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube. It received mixed reviews from critics and gamers alike. As I’ve mentioned on my review of Creature Commandos’ first season, I got plans to see James Gunn’s Superman […]

Flashback Review: Superman: The Animated Series: Season 1

Thanks to “Batman: The Animated Series” earning unanimous praise, Steven Spielberg was impressed by the cartoon. He talked to Bruce Timm into making an animated superhero worked on an animated superhero comedy, “Freakazoid.” While working on Freakazoid, he developed another superhero cartoon. This time, it’s The Dark Knight’s polar opposite, “Superman: The Animated Series” with […]

Gamer’s Review: Fallout 3

Released in 2008 (same year Cloverfield came out) on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, “Fallout 3” earned critical acclaim from critics and gamers alike. Besides praise, the game sold enough copies worldwide. Bethesda re-released “Fallout 4” on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. Recently, the live-action Fallout series on Amazon Prime is getting a second […]

Tank Girl (1995) (MGM’s Flops Vol. 1 #7)

In 1988, Jamie Hewlett (co-creator of the Gorillaz) & Alan Martin published a comic book titled, “Tank Girl.” Set in a post-apocalyptic Australia with a punk rock mood, the series revolves around the titular character in her absurd wacky misadventures driving a tank wreaking havoc. Basically, a cross between “Mad Max” & “Heavy Metal.” Tank […]

Halloween (2007)

After “Halloween: Resurrection” was critically panned, Dimension Films recruited musician/filmmaker Rob Zombie (House Of 1000 Corpses, The Devil’s Rejects) to write, co-produce and direct a part prequel part remake of John Carpenter’s “Halloween” (Rob is also a fan of the original) exploring the origins of Michael Myers’ childhood before his killing spree commenced. Rob reluctantly […]