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REVIEW: Arrow – Season 7 Episode 13 “Star City Slayer”

andrewrodriguez | Feb 13, 2019 | 0

*Spoilers* In this week’s plot-thickening episode of Arrow, “Star City Slayer,” we receive a heaping helping of revelations with regards to where the back half of this season will go. There are a number of anticipated farewells, as it’s been largely discussed online that a few CW cast member...

James Wan to Produce Aquaman Spinoff The Trench

brettstevens | Feb 11, 2019 | 0

It looks like Aquaman’s world means to scare you. According to The Hollywood Reporter, James Wan is producing an Aquaman spinoff entitled The Trench, which will be a horror-tinged film focusing on a secret underwater civilization and will not include any of the cast members from Aquaman. While...

Why I’m Excited: Joker (2019)

brettstevens | Feb 8, 2019 | 0

When Cesar Romero stepped into the Joker’s shoes in the 1960s Batman TV series and movie, he had no idea he would become the progenitor of a stunning cinematic legacy. In the years since, several actors have endeavored to put their stamp on the iconic villain. Jack Nicholson portrayed the Joker as...

REVIEW: The Flash – Season 5 Episode 13 “Goldfaced”

andrewrodriguez | Feb 7, 2019 | 0

*Spoilers* The Flash is back this week with a twist; in “Goldfaced,” Barry and Ralph team up and go underground to infiltrate the Central City weapons black market with the goal of retrieving a device they hope to use against Cicada. Naturally, this undercover operation goes awry in a flash as a...

REVIEW: Arrow – Season 7, Episode 12 “Emerald Archer”

andrewrodriguez | Feb 6, 2019 | 0

*Spoilers* The CW’s Emerald Archer returned this week with a titular episode, “Emerald Archer,” in which Oliver has agreed to have a reporter and her camera crew follow him around to produce a documentary. The goal: to shine a brighter, more positive light on vigilantism in a Star City in ligh...

James Gunn Chose Suicide Squad over a Man of Steel Sequel and Krypto

brettstevens | Feb 5, 2019 | 0

James Gunn could have taken flight with more than one member of the Superman family. The Hollywood Reporter’s Heatvision newsletter states that before Gunn signed on to helm a new take on Task Force X, titled The Suicide Squad, he was offered a myriad of DC projects, including a Man of Steel ...