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Another San Diego Comic-Con is in the books. Going into what amounts to Nerd Culture Mecca last week, some margins of social media and the ceaseless online commentariat pondered whether this would be a quieter year without a Marvel or a DC Studios film slate. However, one glance at the

It marked some kind of milestone when the lights went out and an audible gasp spread across thousands of people. For the first time in San Diego Comic-Con history, new exclusive footage shared with the excited and hopeful in Hall H was being obscured. The screen literally went dark. This

Travel Plans, a micro-short that had its premiere at this year’s LA Shorts, may be little but it packs a lot. It’s a crowning achievement in many ways because it manages to imbue so many emotions (many of which without speaking) and yet leave the audience pondering. It’s effective and

This article contains spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 4. Today’s Star Trek is not like your granddad’s Star Trek. Gone are the shaky sets, the wildly incorrect science, and the scenery-chewing acting. But if you tuned into “A Space Adventure Hour,” this week’s episode of

For a long time it seemed like Godzilla would never be scary again. While the most famous of giant movie screen monsters to stomp around a metropolis began as a sober, menacing metaphor for the dangers of nuclear weapons in Ishirō Honda’s 1954 masterpiece that started it all, the Big