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Hell Of A Cast: Inferno On Screen In 1989

June 7, 2019

If you’re like me, you’ve noticed that the X-Men movies contain almost no recognisable visual panache, choosing to hem close to an aesthetic legacy founded on the line “What did you expect, yellow spandex?” If you’re like me, you’ll curse this fact in the ...

Comics, Reviews, Television and Film

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: High School is Hell Is the Right Amount of New + Nostalgia

June 4, 2019

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: High School is Hell Raúl Angulo (colorist) Jordie Bellaire (writer), Ed Dukeshire (letterer), Dan Mora (penciller), Jeanine Schaefer (editor), Matthew Taylor (cover artist) BOOM! Studios May 22, 2019 Buffy is back, and there are some changes. As far as reboots go, ...

Essays, Opinion, Television and Film

Who Gets To Be A Sacrifice? On Black Widow in Avengers: Endgame

May 31, 2019

I don’t know how to feel about Black Widow.

Television and Film

Last Week’s Episode: Chris on Chris

May 29, 2019

Despite several reviews insisting otherwise, I’m spending this week incredibly annoyed that Netflix original, The Perfection, was a huge mess which needed a CVS receipt worth of trigger warnings appended to its summary. To balance that out, I’m gifting you with my recommendation ...

Essays, Opinion, Television and Film

Avengers: Endgame – Captain America, Friendship, and Masculinity

May 27, 2019

By now, most of us have seen Avengers: Endgame. While the film gave us a lot of feels, it certainly wasn’t without its problems. As the Avengers’ swan song, and the wrap-up of so many storylines, what was surprising was the lack of closure for Steve Rogers and his platonic, male ...

Television and Film

Last Week’s Episode: Gay Rat Wedding

May 22, 2019

Fare thee well, Game of Thrones, you were, indeed, a TV show many people watched. But don’t worry — just like you can still watch Young Sheldon even though Big Bang Theory has ended, Game of Thrones prequel series are already in the works.

Essays, Opinion, Reviews, Television and Film

Gotham: The Batman Series We Wanted, or the One We Deserved?

May 20, 2019

Fox’s Gotham has come to an end after an abrupt cancellation in 2018 that was overturned. The popularity of Gotham granted it one final, albeit curtailed, season that turned out to be a fitting end to a show that didn’t always hit its mark, though not for lack of trying.

Essays, Opinion, Television and Film

Twenty Years of Padme Deserving Better

May 17, 2019

It was 2003 and I sat in the backseat of my aunt and uncle’s minivan watching Attack of the Clones with my cousins. The movie played on the car’s DVD player, making the action smaller than normal. I’d seen the movie before and at this point in the story, Padme and Anakin are trying not to get ...

Television and Film

Last Week’s Episode: The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorant Avian Lawyers

May 15, 2019

Just here to say that the likelihood of continued Birdman jokes in the headline is extremely high. Today we have a gay rat, Pikachu, and some nostalgia (always).

Reviews, Television and Film

Fighting Against Fascism in Supergirl’s “American Dreamer”

May 8, 2019

Supergirl 4.19: “American Dreamer” Robert Rovner, Jessica Queller, Sarah Schechter, Greg Berlanti (Executive Producers), David Harewood (director), Joanie L. Woehler, Jennifer Lence, Carl Ogawa, Derek Simon, Chris Pavoni (producers), Jesse Warn, Gabriel Llanas, Dana Horgan ...

Television and Film

Hell Of A Cast: Inferno On Screen In 1989

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: High School is Hell Is the Right Amount of New + Nostalgia

Who Gets To Be A Sacrifice? On Black Widow in Avengers: Endgame

Last Week’s Episode: Chris on Chris

Avengers: Endgame – Captain America, Friendship, and Masculinity

Last Week’s Episode: Gay Rat Wedding

Gotham: The Batman Series We Wanted, or the One We Deserved?

Twenty Years of Padme Deserving Better

Last Week’s Episode: The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorant Avian Lawyers

Fighting Against Fascism in Supergirl’s “American Dreamer”

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