Go Back to College for a Dan Harmon Lesson
Until I started watching NBC’s (now Yahoo! Screen’s) Community during its premiere episode in 2009, I had no idea what a “Showrunner” was, nor had I ever heard the term. I got an inkling of what it...
OPEN WINDOWS Director Nacho Vigalondo And Those Prying Eyes
Anonymity is becoming a more and more precious commodity. Between the government tapping our phones and monitoring our Internet use to celebrity nude pictures being hacked from private accounts and leaked...
7Out of 10
Review: OPEN WINDOWS
"Director Nacho Vigalondo has his finger on the pulse of this cultural phenomenon of celebrity obsession being married to instant access through the Internet, producing a timely tale of voyeurism going down...
Mail Your Bills and Birthday Cards with Batman Stamps
In the continuing year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of DC Comics’ Batman, the United States Postal Service is getting in on the party to ensure that you won’t need a Bat-signal to get a glimpse...
The Sideshow Deadpool Figure Will Smack Your Face with Awesome
X-Men Origins: Wolverine broke our hearts in so many ways and on so many levels, from the special effects that, at times, only a Mystery Science Theater 3000 fan could love, to the “Cajun”...
Hot Toys Han and Chewie Will Steal Your Heart
J.J. Abrams’ Star Wars: Episode VII: Title TBD hits theaters during the Christmas season next year and, with more and more teases for the film being released on the Internet, fans of the original trilogy are...
THE SCRIBBLER Creator Dan Schaffer On Bringing His Story to Film
In this golden age of comic book films hitting the big screen, adapting comic book and graphic novel tales for theatrical consumption can be a hit-or-miss endeavor. For every Iron Man and American Splendor,...
Groot & Rocket Cover Marvel’s November
This November, Christmas comes early as Marvel Comics will have you exclaiming, “I am Groot!” which, in this case, will be Groot for, “Hooray for kick-ass comics!” According to a press release,...
THE SCRIBBLER Director John Suits Raps Psychological
The summer film season is often filled with movies that are all surface and no depth, opting instead to explore characters and their motivations on nothing more than a perfunctory level. Director John Suits...
8.5Out of 10
Review: THE SCRIBBLER
"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...