By Before we get too deep into this review, let me quickly clarify that the Solo being reviewed is not the Ron Howard movie about the early years of Han Solo and Chewbacca. That Solo has caused me to fall asleep all three times I attempted to watch it on Disney
4K UHD Review: Slither (Steelbook Edition)
James Gunn will be talked about for the next month since he’s the producer on the upcoming Supergirl movie. He’s in charge of the D.C. Superhero movies after scoring huge hits with his three Guardians of the Galaxy movies for Marvel. But he wasn’t always about comic book stars for
The Thin Line Between Skill and a Stroke of Luck in Sports History
Everything looks great on paper until the fatigue sets in and the clock starts winding down. That is usually when something happens that wasn’t in the scouting report. Maybe it’s a ball hitting a defender at just the right angle or a soft fly ball landing in no-man’s land just
The Weekly Round-Up #862 w/ Detective Comics, Green Lantern, Vampirella, and the Justice League
Best Comic Of My Week: The Peril of the Brutal Dark #3 & 4 – I love this odd mashup of hardboiled detective novels with Indiana Jones adventure archeology. Ezra Cain is getting closer to figuring out what ‘The Brutal Dark’ is, as he investigates the German-owned clock factory, and
The Social Reckoning Official Teaser Trailer
The truth comes out as Sony Pictures releases the official teaser trailer for the upcoming drama piece The Social Reckoning. View trailer below. A companion piece to the hit film, The Social Network, Sorkin’s original screenplay tells the true story of how Frances Haugen (Madison), a young Facebook engineer, enlists
