Cinequest 2019: Ordinary Gods
Playing in the World Cup is the ultimate goal for any soccer player. However, the road to get there is never easy and few actually […]
Reviews
Cinequest 2019: The Chaperone
Julian Fellowes has done it again, creating a very specific period piece with a timeless connection to modern audiences. Fellowes, the writer/creator of Downton Abbey, wrote […]
Cinequest 2019: Bite Me
Vampires officially crossed into the mainstream long ago. The world premiere of Bite Me at Cinequest only reaffirms the popularity of the genre; however, Bite Me […]
Cinequest 2019: Red Letter Day
You can tell this is Canada because for the most part, everyone is so polite about killing each other. A slasher film of manners, Red Letter […]
Cinequest 2019: The Public
Public libraries have been a beacon of learning and a safe haven for the communities they serve. In Emilio Estevez’s The Public, the library becomes […]
Captain Marvel Changes The Story
Captain Marvel never gets called Captain Marvel in the film Captain Marvel. But something about that works. Though the Marvel Cinematic Universe has established that Captain […]
Cheap Game Review: The Savior’s Gang
The Savior’s Gang, Chapter 1. 1 In the beginning, there was a cheap game. Budiak saw it, and it was probably not good. “Yea” […]
Cinequest 2019: Clownvets
“Clowning is a trick to bring love close,” Patch Adams told interviewer Richard Von Busack tonight at the California Theater. The two were there to […]
Cinequest 2019: Every Time I Die
As a child, Sam (Drew Fontiero) did a very bad thing. Or did he? Even if he did, does he deserve the strange hell he’s […]
Cinequest 2019: “Here And Beyond”
Time just keeps going and going and going… At least, that’s what elderly scientist Mac (Greg Lucey) thought all his life. Time goes one way, […]
Cheap Game Review: AlienAfterLife
Note: I did not misspell the name of this game, nor did I forget the spaces. There are no spaces in the title. There are […]
Journey To Japan’s Past With Chronin
“In 1864, Japan was on the cusp of revolution.” So begins Alison Wilgus’ Chronin, getting readers up to speed on the necessary historical background. The basics […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 536: Discovering Discovery!
Star Trek, Batman, Doctor Who… it is the 60’s in the 21st century as a listener’s letter guides us through most of this weeks’ podcast!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 534: Spencer and Locke and Derek and Ric
We have a conversation with Spencer and Locke creators David Pepose and Jorge Santiago, Jr. and then dive into comics, movie, and TV news!
Naomi Brightens The DC Universe
Stuff like that. Never. Happens. Here. That’s what Naomi and her friends say, after Superman and Mongul crash in and out of Port Oswego. The […]
Review: Rust Creek
There’s been an accident up by Rust Creek. In fact, it seems like there’s always somebody poking around there and causing some kind of trouble. […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 530: So Long 2018!
Wrapping up the year with special guest Tze Chun from TKO Studios! Plus news and looking ahead to 2019!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 529: Crisis on Infinite Office Party
When is the Crisis on Infinite Earths? The answer is “Right On Time” and we’ll explain in this episode, and more!
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 528: Penultimate Show Before Christmas
Our Top Story: Sac-Anime interview with voice artist Michael Gough, of Kingdom Hearts 3, Winnie the Pooh, Skyrim and many more. Also, comics news, Spider-Man: […]
Absolutely Leap Into The Spider-Verse
Anybody could be Spider-Man. Maybe Phil Lord’s screenplay overplays the line, but Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse proves the point — joyfully. In the process, Sony Pictures […]
