Comics And Film
The Top 10 Things That Need To Be Done To Make The DCU A Success
The DCU era of comic book films is beginning. Comic Book Film Editor William Gatevackes gives some tips on how to make it a successful one. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: THE GREATEST NIGHT IN POP (2024)
The iconic recording session for “We Are the World” get a new documentary which travels well-trodden ground. [click for more]
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Sony’s Mangling Of Marvel
MADAME WEB continues the law of diminishing returns of Sony’s Spider-Man live-action spinoffs. Unfortunately, Spidey fans, it’s going to get far worse before it gets any better. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: AVENGING FORCE: THE SCARAB (2010)
AVENGING FORCE: THE SCARAB is not the comic book adaptation you asked for…or need for that matter. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS AT PARTIES (2018)
Adapted from a Neil Gaiman short story, HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS AT PARTIES is a weirdly beautiful, sweet and shocking love story set in the world of 1970s British Punk Rock. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: DAMSELS IN DISTRESS (2012)
DAMSELS IN DISTRESS was Whit Stillman’s return to filmmaking after a long hiatus and show why he was missed during that time. [click for more]
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How I Fell Out Of Love With The Oscars
William Gatevackes’ love for the Oscars has diminished over the years, and no amount of rule changes can bring it back. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: NEW YORK NINJA (1984/2021)
NEW YORK NINJA is a film that transcends being so bad it’s good to becoming a thing of beauty. [click for more]
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Where To Watch The 2024 Academy Award Nominated Documentary Shorts
The best way to see the five documentary short films nominated for this year’s Academy Awards. [click for more]
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The Supreme Court Decision That Changed How We Watch Television And Movies
How a lawsuit that went to the Supreme Court shaped the future of home video. [click for more]