TV, Reservation Dogs By Rachel Leishman on Thu,6:01 A new teaser for the second season dropped along with a release date and we couldn't be more excited to see where our favorite teens take us. Movies, '90s horror, Horror, horror movie villains, villains By Vanessa Maki on Thu,5:29 In the world of horror, you gotta love the villains. It's not like we're rooting for them to go on their murder sprees and kill a bunch of people. But...also... TV, only murders in the building, review By Lauren Coates on Thu,5:15 Only Murders in the Building’s strange dedication to depicting upper west side New Yorkers as quirky Wed Anderson archetypes, combined with a healthy dose of self-awareness about the nature of the glamorization of true crime, topped off with the combination of comedy legends and a pop princess leaves season two of Only Murders in the Building just as irreverent and addicting as ever. News, gun control, U.S. Supreme Court By Vivian Kane on Thu,5:10 The Supreme Court has issued a devastating blow to gun safety. Big on the Internet, cartoons, crossover, horror (genre), Junji Ito, King of the Hill, manga By Briana Lawrence on Thu,4:39 Woodrow White, a visual development artist for Seth Rogan's upcoming TMNT movie, has recreated King of the Hill in Junji Ito's horror art style. Movies, Batman (character), Catwoman, DC Comics, DC Films, DCEU, Green Lantern, Jonah Hex, steel, Suicide Squad, Superman By Rachel Ulatowski on Thu,4:20 While the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) was first established in 2013, live-action films based on DC comics have been circulating as early as the 1950s. Over the decades, these films have definitely produced some misses when attempting adapt DC comics. Here are the 12 worst films based on DC comics. TV, Fallen Order, Inquisitors, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Star Wars (franchise), Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi By Kimberly Terasaki on Thu,4:19 Reva and Trilla were both lost, tortured souls with so much anger that they couldn’t help but misplace some of it. Both were tortured by Vader but because they are not strong enough to stop him, they focus that anger on people who they think they can hurt, namely Cere Junda and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and on succeeding in their missions so that they will not be punished, despite knowing they are condemning others to share their fate. TV, Amazon Studios, Jack Quaid, Karl Urban, The Boys, Twitter By D.R. Medlen on Thu,4:00 The highly anticipated Herogasm episode of Amazon's The Boys is almost here. Fans of the comic book that inspired the hit show have been both excited and terrified of what the event will look like. Books, Arab Spring, comics, Egypt, Harley Quinn (series), New York City, women of color By Alyssa Shotwell on Thu,3:32 There are some truly fantastic, new books to dive into. Movies, anime, Anime Expo, One Piece, One Piece Red By Kirsten Carey on Thu,2:43 One Piece Film: Red is coming sooner than I was mentally preparing myself for. It's coming in the fall of this year, in fact! Books, Amazon Studios, BookTok, JK rowling, LGBTQIAP+ representation, romance novels, transgender, transphobia By Alyssa Shotwell on Thu,2:26 This change was caught on BookTok (TikTok for readers) where the #RedWhiteAndRoyalBlue and #RWRB tags feature over 120 million video hits each. TV, comedy, Kristen Bell, Michael Schur, NBC, Ted Danson, The Good Place By Julia Glassman on Thu,2:20 With such an amazing cast, it's hard to pick the best characters in 'The Good Place,' but here we go anyway! Movies, Marvel Entertainment, Natalie Portman, Tessa Thompson, Thor: Love and Thunder By Julia Glassman on Thu,2:18 Jane is feeling her way into the superhero life instead of emerging as a fully-formed foil to Thor. Big on the Internet, Firefly, Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion By Rachel Leishman on Thu,1:55 It's just beyond frustrating because he could have simply not said anything, but he clearly wanted to support Whedon in the face of what others have said about their own experiences, and he did just that, and now we all know where Nathan Fillion stands. Comics, Endeavor, Enji Todoroki, manga, My Hero Academia, Shonen Jump By Briana Lawrence on Thu,1:46 In a recent chapter of My Hero Academia, Endeavor comes face to face with his past self and the things he's been trying to atone for. Movies, Austin Butler, Baz Luhrmann, Elvis (2022), movie review By Vivian Kane on Thu,1:45 'Elvis' is as glitzed-out and overstuffed as you'd expect from a Luhrmann film, but not in a fun way. Movies, Marvel Entertainment, Thor By Julia Glassman on Thu,12:03 Surely Marvel wouldn't cut off our supply of Thor just when the series is getting so good? TV, Disney+, Ewan McGregor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Star Wars (franchise) By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,11:00 The sixth and final episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi hits Disney+ this weekend, bringing an end to the highly anticipated original series. |
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