Hannibal Review: “Tome-wan”
“Tome-wan” opens with a handful of fascinating conversations. But that’s not what you’re going to remember about it. What you’re going to remember is that scene. Hannibal, the show, tends to portray violence as some…
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The Game of Thrones Intro, Walking Dead Style
In my estimation, Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead have two of the best intros on TV these days. That might not be saying much given the fact that most TV show intros these…
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Dan Luvisi Returns With Some Disney Nightmares
Ruiner of childhoods, artist Dan Luvisi specializes in making adorable things nightmarish, and he’s taken on a few Disney character to further prove that point here today. Now he’s turned his focus to Micky Mouse,…
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Game of Kombat
I’ve seen a few alternate endings to Tyrion’s speech at the end of last week’s Game of Thrones, but this one is my favorite to date. Obvious spoilers follow, as Tyrion calls upon all the…
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Bryan Cranston Explains How Godzilla Was a Dick On Set
No more epic Godzilla trailers to share today, as the actual movie is out, but one more related interview for the road before I go see it. In an interview with Fandango, Bryan Cranston opens…
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Arrow’s New Problem: How DC’s Mandatory Moral Code Ruins Powerful Stories
It had all the makings of a great Arrow finale. The stage had been set for an epic Arrow vs. Deathstroke showdown after the villain had done his best to destroy Oliver Queen’s life. The…
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This Week In Movie Trailers!
Welcome to this Week in Movie Trailers! So how about all of that stuff that happened this week? Yeah, I know, time for a relaxing break from reality. As luck would have it, that is…
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“Does It Hurt When They Come Out?” “Every Time”
Okay, now that hydraulic powered Wolverine claws exist, how long until the first news story appears where the mutant is blamed for inspiring a murderous act of skewing? Like, how you can wear these and…
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Welcome to the Rock
More art from LA’s Hero Complex Gallery, this one by Patrick Connan. It’s been a long, long while since I first laid eyes on the awesomeness of The Rock, the movie, not the man (I…