Spook Show Cinema #6: The Collector
The Collector is a horror film from 2009 that falls into the “torture porn” subgenre, which was originally intended to be a Saw prequel.
DetailsI WILL TELL YOU #75: Top 5 DC Comics to Come From the Not-So-New-Anymore 52
A few weeks back, as you’ll recall, I talked about the top 5 titles being published by Marvel right now. Or Marvel NOW, right? Whatever. As Marvel has taken the center of the mainstream stage with their multiple relaunches, DC it seems has been all but pushed off to the side. But that’s not to say that there aren’t some buzzworthy comics still coming from the New 52, or what’s still standing from it, anyway. To, to be fair and balanced, or as fair and balanced as that phrase typically seems to mean, I will tell you my DC Top 5:
DetailsSpook Show Cinema #5: Hell Comes to Frogtown
If you read the description and expected something along the lines of The Godfather or Citizen Kane you should get your head checked. When I got the synopsis of Hell Comes to Frogtown I was expecting a bizarre and thoroughly entertaining movie. That’s what I got.
DetailsCreepy Classics #2: Burn, Witch, Burn!
Burn, Witch, Burn is a black and white British horror film from 1962. It was originally titled Night of the Eagle in the UK and Europe, and was changed to Burn, Witch, Burn for the US release.
DetailsI WILL TELL YOU #74: Top 5 Forgotten Spider-Man Stories
I Will Tell You #74: Top 5 Forgotten Spider-Man Stories A few weeks ago, you might recall that I recounted the five biggest missteps in the history of Spider-Man, timed to coincide with the release of Superior Spider-Man #1, the start of a controversial arc that many feel just might be the biggest misstep of…
DetailsSpook Show Cinema #4: Critters
Critters is a wild romp about 8 tiny, furry creatures called Crites whom escape from a space station. The guy that runs the station sends a couple of bounty hunters after them and that’s when things start to get awesome.
DetailsMarvel Comics finger puppets
Welcome back to another Fabulous Find. This week I’ve brought out a slightly weird item from my collection. A Marvel Comics finger puppet! I only own the Thor finger puppet, but I’ve got my eye out for the other three in the set. I don’t remember exactly when I bought my Thor, but it was…
DetailsI WILL TELL YOU #73: Top 5 Marvel Titles That Are Wholeheartedly Totally Awesome-like
I Will Tell You #73: Top 5 Marvel Titles That Are Wholeheartedly Totally Awesome-like Hi folks; there will be no fables, personal anecdotes, or long-winded stories this week. It’s another back-to-basics look at the medium we all love: comics. And specifically, several comics that many of us really do seem to love. More specifically, Marvel…
DetailsSpook Show Cinema #3: A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)
I’m going to level with you from the start, folks. If you want me to roll my eyes at a movie, tell me it’s a remake.
DetailsRETRO REVIEW: Marvel Feature (Vol 2) # 1
Welcome back for another Retro Review! This week I’ve brought to light the first book, in the second series, of Marvel Comics’ comic book Marvel Feature # 1, cover dated November 1975. This issue presents the first color Red Sonja solo feature! Roy Thomas had first brought Marvel readers Red Sonja in the pages of Conan # 23 & 24, that…
DetailsCreepy Classics #1: Werewolf of London
Most people (at least people my age and older) know the iconic image of Lon Chaney, Jr. as the Wolf Man. Most people, however, aren’t familiar with Henry Hull. Henry Hull was the lead in Universal’s first werewolf film, Werewolf of London.
DetailsI WILL TELL YOU #72: Ramblings About Comics Buyer’s Guide and Stuff
I Will Tell You #72: Ramblings About Comics Buyer’s Guide and Stuff If you’re young enough to proficiently navigate your way to this page on a smartphone, then you might be a little too young to remember The Big Three in comics. I’m obviously not talking about Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Or Thor, Iron…
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