By I’ve been on a penchant of late. Starting with John Waters’ early work (and unfortunately, A Dirty Shame), my wife and I are working our way through some of the campiest and most outrageous 70s, low-budget exploitation films we can find. We came across Criminally Insane (1975), also known as
Tenoch Huerta Praises Robert Downey Jr.’s Work As Doctor Doom In ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
Is Robert Downey Jr. the perfect Doctor Doom? Tenoch Huerta speaks on working with the legendary Iron Man actor in Avengers: Doomsday. There’s been a lot of controversy surrounding Robert Downey Jr. making his grand return to the MCU as, of all characters, Doctor Doom. It has led many fans
‘Supergirl’ Report Reveals New Details On Lobo & The Film’s Supporting Cast
Is Supergirl going to be comic-accurate? The latest rumor reveals some changes to the film’s cast and how Lobo will be adapted to the silver screen. Supergirl has a lot of momentum in its favor right now. The DC Universe is riding on an all-time high thanks to Superman and
‘Lanterns’ Merch May Have Just Revealed The True Big Villain Of The DC Universe
Do fans finally know what the DC Universe is building up to? Merch from the Lanterns series has seemingly revealed the first “Big Bad” of the franchise. Ever since it was announced that the DC Universe was getting a reboot that would build up to something greater, fans have been
The Flood (2024), A Misogynistic Rewriting of French History
I like historical films to be as accurate to their respective times as possible. That said, I’m not a purist. Artists should have room to be modernize, adapt, and insert their own creativity into the story. Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette (2006) is a perfect example. It features modern music and
