The Duality Of Scott Zakarin
We’ve had an open dialog with Creative Light Entertainment for a couple of years, ever since the filming of Comic Book: The Movie at San […]
Movies
Review: The Haunted Mansion
Eddie Murphy had a bit in his stand-up where he pointed out that you’d never find a black family in a haunted house movie. It […]
Review: The Matrix Revolutions
If this film had been some sort of live-action manga adaptation, it would have been under a title like Cyber Fighter Black Super Buddha Neo […]
Bubba Ho-Tep
A septugenarian Elvis (Bruce Campbell) lies in his bed in an East Texas rest home, his best days obviously behind him. The world thinks he’s […]
The Men Chronicling Villikon: Bryan J. Kinnaird and Roy Young
In a strange juxtaposition at the San Diego Comic-Con, the WizKids booth sat next to one featuring adult film star Cheyenne Silver. As we gazed […]
Review: ‘American Splendor’
It’s Halloween in Cleveland. Five children stand expectantly at a door, dressed as their respective heroes. Superman, Batman, Robin, and the Golden Age Green Lantern […]
The Other Famous Writer From Cleveland
Some people might say that Harvey Pekar has lived a life right out of a comic book. And they’d be right, except that the comic […]
SDCC 2003: Mish’al’s Friday Comic-Con
If you’re into mecha and manga and Star Wars and bears oh my, then really, Mish’al’s reports are for you. Much deeper into panels and […]
Comic-Con 2003: The Other Side Of Comic-Con
Comic-Con is so much more than just comics. It’s everything you’ve ever seen as a child (or a grown up child) meshed into one fun experience.
Crossing Over With Mystere
Cheyenne Silver talks about crossing over with Mystere, a graphic novel character she hopes will bring mainstream success.
… and in the Lap of Liberty Lass!
In Part One of this interview, model-actress Gina Gatto talked about becoming an action figure. In today’s section, she goes on to discuss her last […]
‘Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl’
Sometimes you catch a film critic calling a summer movie “…a real ride!” Which sort of leaves us in an awkward position when Disney releases […]
Moments with a Giant in Fandom
Pardon the personal recollection. But when I first started really understanding that there was such a thing as fandom, my big guide-post was the fanzine […]
Chase Masterson: Actress Hardly Unknown
When we first arrived at Comic-Con, my cohorts grabbed me and said in breathy tones of excitement, “Chase Masterson is here!” To which I could only […]
Review: The Matrix Reloaded
When The Matrix hit theaters four years ago, nobody knew what hit them, least of all Warner Brothers. A fresh (to some) melding of science […]
Don’t Hunt The Hunted
A mish-mash of so many better films — and some not so better — The Hunted should probably stay lost in the wilderness…
Cinequest 2003: The Legend of Dolemite
His influence is still felt today, so it’s high time you basked in the legend that is the Legend of Dolemite…
Bringing Down the House
Steve Martin and Queen Latifah do their best to bring down the house in this social satire that’s funny but not piercing.
Cinequest 2003: Vampires Anonymous
What do you do when you can’t resist feeding off your friends? Join Vampires Anonymous, of course, and hope for the best…
Dark Blue Falls Flat
Grappling with police corruption while trying to simplify it, Dark Blue ends up being nothing… but Kurt Russell is great.
