While I’m familiar with guys getting “friend-zoned” by woman, Witch Watch Season One deals with a guy getting “familiar-zoned” by his female friend. He’s an ogre and she’s a witch-in-training who needs his help. But can they real maintain a familiar relationship without getting too familiar with each other? Witch
The Weekly Round-Up #857 w/ Absolute Green Lantern, Die: Loaded, Uncanny X-Men, and not much else
Another super busy week with almost no time to read, but this is what I got to: Best Comic of My Week: The Jungle #3 – It’s taken me a while to get a copy of the latest issue of this excellent Uncivilized series, but it’s always worth the wait.
Mortal Kombat II (2026)
Mortal Kombat II (2026) Their fight. Our future. Five years ago, Simon McQuoid’s 2021 reboot of Mortal Kombat landed with the force of a spinning uppercut. Fans finally got the gore, the fatalities and the hard-R brutality they had begged for after decades of PG-13 disappointment. But there was one
Victory to the Mimers Film Review
Star rating: 5/5 Writer: James Nicholas Green Director: James Nicholas Green Starring: Steve Furst, Toto Bruin and Lee Ingleby, Victory to the Mimers is a brilliant satire about power, protest and art. The story of Margaret Thatcher’s destruction of the mining industry and disdain for miners and their communities is
Bluffing on Screen: How Poker Movies and TV Shows Turned Gambling Into Personality
There is a very stupid and very powerful thing poker movies want us to believe: that sitting at a card table can reveal the truth of a person. This is, of course, nonsense. Poker mostly reveals whether someone can do math while pretending not to sweat. It reveals whether a