Author Jed W. Keith

Director Michael Dougherty is a master of film and horror, with credits that include Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Krampus, and 2007's direct-to-DVD Trick 'r Treat. 15 years later, Trick 'r Treat is...

Review: The Variants #3 (2022) "The Variants #3 has everything you could want in a superhero tale: quiet moments, bombastic fare, and nimble characterization, all worthy of one of the Marvel Universe's most...

Attempting to categorize the 2017 film Colossal—directed by Nacho Vigalondo (Open Windows) and starring Anne Hathaway (Rachel Getting Married) and Jason Sudekis (Ted Lasso)—is a bit impossible. Is it a...

It’s no secret that we at FreakSugar are big fans of the podcast We Hate Movies, which reviews “bad” films (although, as cohost Eric Szyszka says, “It’s okay to like a movie), mostly affectionately...

Review: She-Hulk #6 "She-Hulk #6 is wonderful entry point to the world of the Jade Goliath, as well as anyone who likes a healthy mix of fun, character, and high stakes in their superhero...

Witches and magic have long been used as metaphors for societal issues, particularly discrimination based on everything from race to sexuality to religion. The use and execution of that metaphor in literature...

In anticipation of Volume 2 of Rangers of the Divide by Megan Huang going on sale May 31st for the direct market and June 13th for the book market, Dark Horse Comics has been kind enough to share with our...

Namor the Submariner has been experiencing a well-deserved moment in spotlight in the last few months. The half-human/half-Atlantean underwater king and superhero-sometimes-antihero first appeared in the...

Next Wednesday, October 5th, Dark Horse Comics’ Minor Threats #2, written by Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum, illustrated by Scott Hepburn, colored by Ian Herring, and lettered by Nate Piekos, hits newsstands,...

Anyone who has been to one knows that the American shopping mall is a locale rife with potential horrors: people moved by consumption—of both food and products—as well as, now more than ever, disease and...