Author Jed W. Keith

"The Scribbler succeed where Sin City: A Dame to Kill For failed, using atmosphere and a specific color palette to move and provide insight into both the story and the characters."The Scribbler Release...

Marvel Entertainment might be enjoying its Golden Age on the big screen, but the company’s Distinguished Competition seems to have set its sights on dominating the television. Just last Friday, we learned...

Many of us at FreakSugar and, most likely, many of you reading this have tattoos that are connected in some way to a pop culture character or icon that is meaningful to our past and present. Few of us, though,...

The creative kamikaze team of Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett haven’t even seen their new film The Guest hit theaters yet, and already they’re looking to their next big score. Dredd producer Adi Shankar...

As November 21 edges ever closer, the folks behind the publicity for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 are releasing more and more morsels of footage and posters to entice fans of the tale of Katniss...

If the TV fall line-up is any indication, Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment looks to have its sights at dominating the small screen while revving up in its efforts on making a play at the big screen. The...

We all need a hero sometimes. During my time as both a student and a teacher, I had the opportunity to see firsthand the effects of bullying, witnessing (and sometimes experiencing) the devastating effects...

While having never worn it personally, I’m just going to hazard a guess and assume that if I tried to apply makeup to look like the best known transvestite from Transsexual, Transylvania, I’d end up...

While we still won’t know who the woman is who will be taking the place of Thor as the wielder of the thunder and the lightning until next month’s Thor #1, we do know that whoever she is will cause major...

So, you saw the film Sin City: A Dame to Kill For and thought that, well, technically it is a film that takes up real space and time and exists. Love or hate the film—and that line seems to be drawn deeply...