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Why I’m Excited: CW’s Elseworlds Crossover

brettstevens | Nov 24, 2018 | 0

Superman: Red Son, Kingdom Come, Gotham by Gaslight; over the years, DC comics has become well known for the very popular “Elseworlds” titles: one-off stories that envision the company’s most popular heroes in bold new ways. So when the CW announced that their crossover for this ...

You Should Be Watching: Arthur Christmas (2011)

virginiakublawi | Nov 18, 2018 | 0

Welcome back to You Should Be Watching, where unloved or forgotten movies and TV series get their moment in the spotlight. Starting this week and on through the next month and a half, we’ll be focusing solely on Christmas movies. To kick off the holiday movie season, I’ve chosen a relatively rec...

You Should Be Watching: Song of the Sea (2014)

virginiakublawi | Nov 5, 2018 | 0

Welcome back to You Should Be Watching, where I shine a spotlight on movies and TV series that need more love. This week we’re going on an adventure through Irish folklore with Tomm Moore’s Song of the Sea. Aside from featuring the mythical characters and lore of his homeland, Moore also based a...

REVIEW: Big Mouth – Season 2 (2018)

virginiakublawi | Oct 23, 2018 | 0

Big Mouth’s second season premiered earlier this month on Netflix, and at first I wasn’t sure if I was going to watch it. I thought season one was alright; I hated the animation style and, for the most part, the humor didn’t do much for me, but they did broach some difficult topics, and some &...

REVIEW: American Horror Story – Season 8, Episode 4 “Could It Be… Satan?”

virginiakublawi | Oct 3, 2018 | 0

“For the first time I feel I know my place in the world: by your side.” *Spoilers* In “Could It Be… Satan?” Michael tells Mrs. Mead the story of the woman on whom she is based. Their tender moment is cut short when he senses that some of the inmates aren’t dead anymore. Cordelia offe...

From the Panels to the Big Screen

Spike | Sep 17, 2018 | 0

Since ancient times – and all during the existence of moderately civilized cultures – mythology has been overflowing with pantheons of gods reflecting the needs and aspirations of the people who conceived them. In a grim and gritty era of large cities, crime, corruption and high-tech, it’s obv...