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For the past several years now, the popular and enduring trading card game Magic: The Gathering has teamed up with some of the biggest pop culture properties for crossover cards and accessories, like last year’s impressive Assassin’s Creed crossover. Wizards of the Coast’s latest partnership crossover with Magic: The Gathering

When Batman Begins came out 20 years ago, almost to the day, I was a high school nerd. Which is to say that I was (of course) obsessed that someone had finally taken Batman seriously. And to be honest, I remain a great booster for what Christopher Nolan and Christian

Remakes are a dime-a-dozen, and now, sadly, so are the copy-and-paste ones. That’s right, the technique that got Gus Van Sant‘s Psycho derided as a cheap ripoff of the original classic now has proven to be big bucks for carbon copies of hit kids’ films, especially for The Walt Disney Company.

For Dean DeBlois, it all started with the eyes. Even as a working class kid in the Canadian suburbs of Quebec—which is about a million miles away from the life he would lead as an artist and filmmaker, writer and director—he could immediately understand the innocence of an extraterrestrial’s gaze

Brothers Lauris and Raitis Ābele play with reality in their latest feature, Dog of God, a rotoscoped historical tale of abject medieval monstrosity. In the desolate village of Laube, an ancient shamanic werewolf may or may not have joined their midst, just as a hypocritical pastor starts a witch hunt