Deadicated To George A. Romero: DAWN OF THE DEAD
After George Romero began his trilogy in 1968 with the critically acclaimed Night of The Living Dead, 10 years later he brought us not...
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Deadicated To George A. Romero: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
As if 2017 couldn’t get any grimmer, we just lost George A. Romero. Personally, it feels like I lost someone who had been one...
RESERVOIR DOGS: A Character Analysis
[SPOILER ALERT] In 1992, a young director Quentin Tarantino shocked the world with his debut film Reservoir Dogs. Although it wasn’t really popular during its...
Memorable 2016 movie moments
Between Peter and myself, and even including all our amazing guest contributors, we haven’t seen the bulk of 2016’s theatrical releases to compile a...
Quentin Tarantino’s Films of 1970 from the 2016 Lumière Film Festival
At the Lumière Film Festival 2016, Quentin Tarantino gave an extremely exciting and much anticipated master class. It mainly focused on 70s cinema, but...
KUNG FU: An Appreciation of the Original Series
In the early 1970s, a new pop culture phenomenon was capturing the attention of people around the world. It was the beginning of what...
In Memory of a Mad Artist: JACK DAVIS (1924-2016)
Growing up I loved to draw and cartoons were my main speciality. When you start out it’s natural to take inspiration from wherever you...
ALIEN: CONVENANT to be a super scary experience
When I went to see Ridley Scott’s PROMETHEUS back in 2012, I had some problems with it. That said, I still think it was...
This SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING concept artwork is spectacular
I’ve been a MARVEL COMICS fan now for over 35 years. I began my journey into super hero geekdom through a specific character. One...
The Cult of Harley Quinn
With just under a month until the release of the Suicide Squad movie, and with Margot Robbie looking nailed on to steal every single...
