For Marvel’s Daredevil I literally watched the entire first series over about a day and a half. The reason I did so was because i wanted to see if i could, though i was also curious if could stand up to a serious binge-viewing. And it passed with flying colors. I’m not terribly familiar with […]
Vertigo’s Hellraiser was a groundbreaker of sorts for DC Comics, which despite being adapted as a movie starring Keanu Reeves in 2005 and a television show in 2014 was never quite as successful as fans of the character would have wanted it to be.
I am all for diversity, whether we’re talking about movies or just about anything else (especially policing, which is another discussion)…
Marvel Studios is getting something for licensing the rights for Fox to make two X-Men television series. Here’s what I think it is.
People, typically idiots with something to prove, like to talk about how things are equal between mean and women.
“Superhero fatigue” seems all the rage among some, but it’s a dubious concept at best, and easily disproven. Reason being, if superhero fatigue were a thing, it would have been proceeded by ‘zombie fatigue.’ Look at the 2013’s World War Z, the Brad Pitt-starrer that was for awhile looking like the Fantastic Four of its time. […]
The latest teaser trailer for Marvel’s Jessica Jones is perhaps one of the best trailers I have seen–for anything–in a long while.
If you separate the oftentimes blatant sexuality from Clive Barker’s work, what’s left?
Watching Netflix’s Daredevil, you’d probably be surprised to learn that a lot of the scenes that you thought were practical were actually digital. For instance, the scene where Daredevil jumps from a window into the Hudson River? Digital. The fight between the titular hero and the red ninja in episode 9 – “Speak of the Devil“? […]
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