Fanboy Planet Podcast: Enter Sandman
As the #1 show on Netflix in 80 countries, it’s clear many chose to enter Sandman last week. As fans from the beginning, what did we think?
Reviews
Lori Lovecraft Looks Back
An omnibus of stories out of time, with bumbling leading men and sexy ladies, shiny gloss over a classic Hollywood in thrall to demons.
Which House? Witch House!
If you’re here for the vibe, this movie works really well. But if you’re here for the exposition, read the original story.
All About Evil – Unleashed!
When watching All About Evil, one thing’s for certain: Natasha Lyonne has star quality. In fact, she channels many classic movie stars throughout this horror comedy. […]
Sonambulo Celebrates 25 Years
He sees your dreams. When he has to, Sonambulo can wrestle with them, too. 25 years ago, Rafael Navarro unleashed his supernatural noir luchador detective into the […]
WonderCon 2022: Lumpia With A Vengeance
It’s an eggroll. But did you know that in the right hands, it can be a deadly weapon? In fact, in the right hands, that […]
Cinequest 2022: Alpha Male
Is it reassuring or frightening to see toxic masculinity as a worldwide problem? In Alpha Male, co-directors Igor Priwieziencew and Katarzyna Priwieziencew tackle it from the […]
Talking About The Batman: Fanboy Planet Vidcast
Of course we’re talking about the Batman! Actually, we did it on March 8th, but it’s still the #1 movie at the box office (did […]
Studio 666 Mixes Rock With John Carpenter
“When heaven’s in the music, Hell is in control.” So Richard O’Brien once wrote, and Dave Grohl carries that duality forward with Studio 666. Rock […]
Cyrano Misses The Mark
I’ll grant you, my objections are pedantic. Until viewing Joe Wright and Erica Schmidt’s musical Cyrano, I was only vaguely aware of how closely I held […]
Movie Review: Marry Me
When adapting the Keenspot graphic novel Marry Me to film, director Kat Coiro could have gone two ways with casting. Use an up and comer and […]
Comics Review: Marry Me
Have you seen the new J-Lo romcom Marry Me? Nothing in the marketing lets you know that it’s based on a graphic novel. Originally published by […]
Movie Review: Those Who Walk Away
The evil that men do lives after them. So the Bard once said, and what people didn’t understand is that it’s way too easy to […]
Comics Review: Primos #1
At first glance, Primos has all the rhythms of a classic Marvel book from the late 70s or early 80s. A teen-aged skate rat from Boyle […]
L.A. Comic Con: Two Stories By Joshua Kemble
Sometimes, the job of an artist is to illuminate the struggles of our times. To put their hand on our shoulder and say, “I know.” […]
The Comics Version Of Peacemaker Disturbs The Peace
In comics, even in hindsight, Peacemaker doesn’t seem the most …family friendly… of characters. He loves peace so much he’s willing to kill for it. […]
An Appreciation Of Bat Out Of Hell
I remember every little thing as if it happened only yesterday… As the story goes, a young actor and a young composer/lyricist met after the […]
Movie Review: Belle
Belle may be a tale old as time, but it’s told through the lens of tomorrow’s technology. Writer/director Mamoru Hosoda makes no secret of the […]
Lockdown Rewind: Bloodshot
The character Bloodshot has lived many lives. Infused with nanites that heal everything but his memory, he’s the perfect weapon. Until, of course, he goes […]
The Legend Of La Llorona Needs A Little Less
When playing in the sandbox of a famous ghost story, a filmmaking team has to put their own spin on it. If anything trips up […]
