Blood Quantum: What if a virus only turned white people into zombies?
Shudder’s zombie movie Blood Quantum turns colonialism on its head.
Category: Reviews
Spike Lee Brings Brooklyn Blerds to Netflix
Director Stefon Bristol’s See You Yesterday is a teen time-traveling comedy adventure wrapped in a story about family, love and loss. Set in modern-day Brooklyn, and produced by legendary director/producer Spike Lee, the movie stars teens Eden Duncan-Smith (Roxanne Roxanne)…
Review: Ronin Island Explores a Zombie Apocalypse in Feudal Japan
Ronin Island is a fairly new comic from Boom Studios written by Greg Pak (Mech Cadet Yu, Firefly, World War HULK) about a fictional island in Asia that must battle both a zombie horde as well as a feudal class…
Cinemax New Show Warrior is About More than Kung Fu
It took 50 years to bring Warrior to Cinemax this week. The show is based on a treatment that Bruce Lee wrote 2 years before his death for a show that Hollywood rejected but was preserved by his daughter Shannon…
Cloak and Dagger Returns to Freeform with Darkness and Mayhem in 2 Hour Premiere
Cloak and Dagger returns Thursday April 4 on Freeform with a 2-hour season premiere of the show’s second season. This time around is definitely going to be darker with more action. If the first season schooled us on the characters…
Review: The Invention of E. J. Whitaker by The Gibbs Sisters
Although I get to talk to indie comic creators every week, It’s been a while since I’ve actually reviewed a comic here and I’ve decided to share some of what I’ve been reading. I’m starting 2019 off with an all-ages…
Teen Titans Go! to the Movies is the Superhero Movie We Need
Now if you’re a die-hard fan of the original Teen Titans animated series that aired on Cartoon Network starting in 2003 and you will accept nothing else, this is going to be hard for you. (Well actually, the post-credits scene…
Review: BOOM! Studios Victor LaValle’s Destroyer
Happy Halloween folks! If you are looking for a comic book series to read this haunting season look no further than Victor LaValle’s Destroyer (BOOM! Studios). After I read the first issue of this comic I immediately went to comixology…
