Awww, we’re back in Saudi Arabia and back across the Atlantic for another WWE PLE starting in the afternoon here in the United States east coast for me. We’ve got a bigger than usual card with, I think, seven matches instead of the typical five. And we have champions fighting other champions for big, ugly belts! What more could we want?! Bigger, uglier belts, I … Continue reading Crown Jewel 2024 Review
Adaora from the Not Your Words podcast joins the Order this episode to compare notes on a film translation of a book both she and Stew love: The Killing Joke. But how does this new iteration hold up to the original? For more from Not Your Words, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 117: Batman – The Killing Joke
SCREAMBOX Exclusive religious horror anthology Body Parts makes a sacrifice on July 30. The South Korean film follows a young reporter to a mysterious ceremony in which five stories are offered by people who desperately wait to be heard by their god. Anthology stories can be a lot of fun. They give creators a chance to cooperate and work together to see how their styles … Continue reading Body Parts Review
This unconventional production was the result of a different movie being cancelled at the last minute due to unforeseen complications. With a cast and crew two days out from filming on location in New Hampshire, a completely new story was conceived on the fly using the resources available. Everwinter Night marks the inaugural feature from Dreamscape Productions. Following a successful festival run that included winning … Continue reading Everwinter Night Review
Synopsis: Trapped between a madman (Devon Sawa) seeking revenge and a skin-stealing monster, a married couple must find the strength to fight and make it out of the woods alive. Directed by: Mitchell Altieri Produced by: Jeffrey Allard; Mitchell Altieri; Phil Flores; Joel Pincosy Written by: David Calbert Starring: Courtney Halverson, Mark Famiglietti, Devon Sawa I enjoy a good horror flick set in the woods. Whether the peril is natural … Continue reading Consumed Review
Who listens to the Watchmen? You do! And so does PK from Seismic Cinema! Join The Order this episode to hear our thoughts on Zack Snyder’s take on the most highly regarded comic book of all time! For more from Seismic Cinema, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 116: Watchmen
There was a lull—a dark age, if you will—in comics for a lot of the very late 1990’s to the mid-2010’s. People don’t talk about it much, but it was a terrible time for the industry. There were some good products here or there, but largely, there was a substantial vacuum. You see, during that timeframe, it was nigh impossible to find Jubilee appearing consistently … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: X-Tremists
Shudder Roulette has been wild lately, with the wife and I coming across a lot more bad movies than good ones. It’s been an unfortunate turn of fate for our favorite streaming service, but this kind of stuff is cyclical; it always comes back around. That’s why it’s a roulette, though. You can’t win every round. But sometimes when you win, you win big! The … Continue reading Oddity Review
I feel like I need to get over my mental block against documentaries sometime. When I think of documentaries, I typically don’t think of something I’d like to watch. I mentally picture a bunch of boring old white people talking about, like, war airplanes or something. The whole idea of it just makes me want to take a nap. But there are many good documentaries … Continue reading Create Or Die Review
What I have discovered about myself is that I have a very love/hate relationship with independent comic books. The ones that I enjoyed in the last few years, I have tended to love. Even when I have only read the first trade or two so far, I have found titles like Saga and Sex Criminals that I am eager to read more of whenever I … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Monstress
Ace and Champ from Stellar Future Radio join The Order this episode to discuss the lonely bridge movie between the Christopher Reeve movies and the Snyderverse: Superman Returns! For more from Stellar Future Radio, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 115: Superman Returns
Hey guys, do you know how weird it is that Russell Crowe is doing another Exorcism movie already? He just did The Pope’s Exorcist! Yeah, I’m not going to be that guy and make too big of a deal out of that–admittedly striking–similarity between two of Crowe’s biggest recent releases. It’s strange, sure, but he takes the roles that he takes, and I’m sure he … Continue reading The Exorcism Review
I remain the whitest person you know, don’t worry. After a two-for at the local AMC theater where I saw Lisa Frankenstein and Argylle back-to-back, I was absolutely starving. Turns out that going through two feature length movies without eating is just more than a fatty like I can bear mid-day. Driving home at a little after 10pm, I was on the hunt for some … Continue reading Lisa Frankenstein Review
NOTE: Very slight spoilers within for the new Netflix offering, Hit Man! First off, I just want to say that Hit Man kind of annoyed me. And not just because it’s called “Hit Man” and not “Hitman”, thereby making it slightly frustrating to find on Letterboxd when I went to log it. No, you see, it’s because Hit Man is based not just on a … Continue reading Hit Man Review
Welcome back, friends. I hope you’re all having a good week and are ready for another classic comic review here at Stew’s Reviews! I was doing some research for today’s article when I found out that Brian K Vaughan is about four years older than I am. And given how old some of his more famous works are… that is legitimately depressing. He has accomplished … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Mystique
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