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I hate to be pedantic, but you forgot the trailer.

I don't mind prequels, in and of themselves, but it has gotten out of hand. The main reason I haven't delved into Gotham yet is because I wanted to see a show about young Bruce Wayne. In Gotham, pretty much his entire Rogue's Gallery is already there. A reference here or there, fine, but we have...

I still have this one on VHS. Now if I only had a working VCR. I caught Return of Dracula one night on TV. One of the local channels used to show old movies on Saturday nights after midnight. I can't say I remember much about it, so another viewing might just be in order.

I Was a Teenage Frankenstein (a.k.a. Teenage Frankenstein in the UK) is a film starring Whit Bissell, Phyllis Coates and Gary Conway, released by American International Pictures (AIP) in November 1957 as a double feature with Blood of Dracula. It is the follow-up to AIP's box office hit I Was a...

I watched the first two episodes this week, and loved them. It definitely feels similar to the other CW shows, but it has more of that Luck Cage vibe, bringing in racial inequality and struggles. In the first five minutes, we see Jefferson being pulled over and manhandled by cops for a robbery...

I'm pulling for Dylan O'Brien. That guy is one hell of an actor.

I finally got caught up to the mid-season finale, and I'm not gripped by this season. The crossover was absolutely brilliant, and I liked seeing Deathstroke back for a visit, but everything else this season feels like retreads of things done in previous seasons. The Flash is so much better this...

@Janine The Barefoot How the hell are you? Good to see you! Also, don't ever feel bad about ranting about something when you're a fan. This is why I have to deal with stupid people making comments and videos about "butt hurt fanboys" when we complain about comic book movies and shows. There is...

After listening to this guy speak, I don't think I'm going to take the time to get into the series. Apparently, he missed the fact that TOS was made by folks with a more liberal outlook on things.

Indeed. While the movie makes Hans out to be a tragic protagonist, the story shows he's just as horrible as the would be gold digger. Not that she doesn't have her fate coming to her, but it's honestly one of those great twist of fate stories.

Has anyone ever read the short story "Spurs", upon which the movie is based on? It's very different, and Hans is much less sympathetic. A professor of mine gave me a collection of horror short stories in college, and it's definitely worth the read.

Again, I know it's unpopular, but I liked Salvation more than Rise of the Machines. But yes, if they could have somehow done a mix of those two movies, they could have ended it.

Oh, indeed. After all, this is the man so dedicated to his craft that he had his creature designers keep working on Avatar until they made the female alien look like something they would "want to fuck". :emoji_alien:

That "movie", that horrible peanut and corn-filled turd. Somewhere, the "writers" got the idea that they should take several plot points from the first two movies, and then add them to a bland "action" movie, put them in a blender with a steaming nugget of shit, and serve it to the public. Just...

Remember when Superman Returns ignored Superman III and IV, and we thought it would be good, because we'd ignore split-personality Superman and rapidly aging Superman? And then we got creepy-stalker-deadbeat-dad Superman.

For some reason, I read this, and it was to the tune of Sgt. Pepper. Thank you for that, mate.

It's amazing how many comments I see on the interwebs these days that complain about the evil "mainstream media" and their alleged bias, then go on to talk about how Fox News, Infowars and Breitbart are giving an alternative to that bias. Because apparently, alternative facts are better than...

I am so not okay with that.