By Donnie Darko (2001) ends by killing the young man it has spent most of its running time keeping alive. A jet engine falls into Donnie’s bedroom, apparently restoring the world after twenty-eight days of increasing disorder. The return to this moment makes his death seem necessary. It does not, however, establish
The Weekly Round-Up #783 w/ Absolute Wonder Woman, Batman: Bad Seeds, Hammerfist, Justice League Unlimited, ROM Special, and more!
It’s taken me the entire summer, but I’m finally completely caught up on reading new comics! Of course, I’m going back to work this week, so we’ll see how long I can keep it up. Best Comic of the Week: Hammerfist #1 – If I see that a book is
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Dark Hollow review: Southern Gothic creature feature is painfully slow
PLOT: Mining activity stirs up something strange in the tunnels beneath a small Appalachian town. REVIEW: Written and directed by Daniel Byers, who previously made the nature documentary Wolf or-7 Expedition and the horror thriller Eradication, Dark Hollow boasts some nice visuals, surprisingly impressive production value, and a strong lead
Howard Stern signs a new streaming deal with HBO Max and cuts his SiriusXM show down to once a week
Howard’s Sirius XM Drama Last year, Howard Stern’s future with his SiriusXM show was up in the air as his contract went into negotiations. The shock jock would go as far as to pull a prank on his listeners with the host of Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live, Andy Cohen, taking
