Sorry this is late again. We aim to have it out for the 14th of every month, and Alex had it to me on the 15th. It’s entirely my fault it wasn’t uploaded until the 23rd. You can listen to Hellboy 2 coverage here.
Category Archives: Movies
Weekend Review: Fido (2006)
“What is that damned zombie doing in my E-Z-boy?”
Neither as consistently funny as Zombieland nor as clever as Shaun of the Dead, this 2006 Canadian zom-com nevertheless should appeal to fans of the genre—or those tired of The Walking Dead‘s grimly serious take on the subject matter.
“Captain America: Civil War” Review
Spoiler free summary: good movie, two scenes during the credits (one during, one after), and sixth time is the charm. We finally get a Spider-Man who won’t shut up in a fight.
Weekend Review: Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1970)
In the space between Batman v Superman guest-starring Wonder Woman and Captain America: Civil War guest-starring the entire MCU, Alex has reviewed some classic anime. Today we’re looking back at the most famous of early-1970s Czech surreal horror/coming-of-age/fantasy films, 1970’s Valerie a týden divu.
Is it worth seeing what all the film school cognoscenti fuss is about?
Hellboy: Silver Screen Superheroes #40
Alex Case steps in once again to cover Silver Screen Superheroes, this time with Hellboy as the focus.
Trailer Park Tuesday, April 12, 2016
A quick round-up.
- Updated: Doctor Strange
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
- Game of Thrones, Season 6 (Clips)
- Suicide Squad
- Swiss Army Man
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
Film Review: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Eighteen months after the events of Man of Steel, Superman finds himself subject to scrutiny from the US government. Among his doubters are Bruce Wayne, weary from two decades of fighting crime in Gotham City; and Lex Luthor, who has located a certain glowing green rock in the wreckage of Zod’s world engine…
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014): Silver Screen Superheroes Podcast
Alex Case steps in once again for this month’s episode of Silver Screen Superheroes. His coverage of the Michael Bay produced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film from last year is available now.
Weekend Review: He Never Died
Warning: trailer is both bloody and spoilerific:
In 2015 punk poet/legend Henry Rollins starred as an immortal flesh-eater trying to keep a low profile. A long-lost daughter and some local gangsters spoil his plans.
Final Captain America: Civil War Trailer
Including our first look at the newest Spider-Man.