Have you ever put off watching a movie longer than you probably should have? It was over a month ago at this point that I initially saw Summer Of 69 floating around Hulu as a potential viewing option. I pondered it, considered it, but ultimately discarded it in favor of something else. And since then, at least two or three times, I would be scouring … Continue reading Summer Of 69 Review
Not that I’m of the belief that it ever went anywhere, but how nice is it to see that mainstream horror is all the way back with the success that Sinners and now Weapons have had at the box office? Horror is having a wonderful year with the masses in 2025. With Sinners being in my top five movies of the year, I went into … Continue reading Weapons Review
Chapter 14 Sam rubbed the bridge of his nose between his forefinger and thumb. Apparently, it was nearly impossible to call the offices of a worldwide corporation and just speak directly to the President. Receptionists were hesitant to put a call through to his phone, if they even had that ability at all. It was fast becoming Sam’s experience that they would be more than … Continue reading Brothers’ Bond: A Pokemon Story, Chapter 14
Comic creator C. L. Zeno joins the Order this episode to discuss the Chow Yun Fat and Sean William Scott vehicle, Bulletproof Monk. For more from CL Zeno, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 154: Bulletproof Monk
Are there movies for which you have seen most of the noteworthy scenes just due to their ubiquitousness in pop culture, and so you have decided to put off ever watching the whole picture? I remember finally watching John Carpenter’s The Thing a few years ago, and a movie that should have been an absolute banger for me got downgraded slightly (calm down! I still … Continue reading The Great Dictator Review
I don’t watch enough short movies. I helped MAKE a short movie once. It… wasn’t very good. But I was proud of it at the time. And, most importantly, it further taught me how absolutely difficult it can be to produce a film of any length or quality. I had made a few other films for classes in high school, and those were even worse … Continue reading The Littles Review
Chapter 13: 5 Years Ago “Hey! Buddy! Are you supposed to be in charge of this craphole? I was at the Rooftop Cafe, and the vending machine ate my money. You owe me a drink.” Tommy must have recognized his brother’s voice, because all he did was shrug and continue counting inventory of weight belts. “Good to know the new Rip-off Idiots feature is working … Continue reading Brothers’ Bond: A Pokemon Story, Chapter 13
For our Part One coverage, click HERE! For our Part Two coverage, click HERE! We continue our coverage of New York Comic Con 2025 this month where I partnered with the So Wizard Podcast folks to get interviews with all of the tremendous talent that we met at the convention! First up is our discussion with Erin Lefler. You may know Erin’s work from across the Marvel … Continue reading New York Comic Con Coverage, part 3
Melinda from the Haute Set Podcast joins The Order this episode to discuss Thunderbolts*! For more from the Haute Set Podcast, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 153: Thunderbolts*
SCREAMBOX Original horror series The Trouble with Tessa debuts with a two-episode premiere on July 15. The show follows a disgraced documentarian who unearths a box of old tapes and sets out to unravel the dark secrets buried in a seemingly perfect town’s past. It’s been a while since I got to review a Screambox television series. I do love when they send me movies … Continue reading The Trouble With Tessa Preview
Chapter 12 Sam had nothing. He had no words or thoughts or actions. His brain was preoccupied with processing what the President of the Phoenix Shipping Corporation had just said. Just when it seemed like he was on the verge of accepting it, something inside him replied “No. No, that can’t be right” and forced him to reconsider it. Barry having had the lake guardians … Continue reading Brothers’ Bond: A Pokemon Story, Chapter 12
I just recently watched the Kurt Russell vehicle Miracle. That’s… that’s not what this article is about. But it actually takes place at Lake Placid, New York, which is more than I can say for the movie we ARE actually reviewing today. Funny thing: you could actually switch the names of the two movies–call the ice hockey one “Lake Placid” and call the crocodile one … Continue reading Lake Placid Review
For our Part One coverage, click HERE! We continue our coverage of New York Comic Con 2025 this week where I partnered with the So Wizard Podcast folks to get interviews with all of the tremendous talent that we met at the convention! First up is our talk with Jim Zub, who is currently up to his neck in Conan The Barbarian material! Next up … Continue reading New York Comic Con Coverage, part 2
I recently had the good fortune to be invited to New York Comic Con as press, so I packed up and headed to New York (actually New Jersey because riding the ferry rules) for a long weekend away. I met up with the incomparable Joey DiCarlo and Aubrey Litchfield from So Wizard Podcast, we set about interviewing as many amazing talents as we could for … Continue reading New York Comic Con Coverage, Part 1
Chapter 11 It was pretty basic as far as world history goes. Sometime around three hundred years ago or so, the country of Kanto was the first civilization on the planet to learn that pokemon could be both efficiently captured and trained to work with humans. The Kantoans discovered the process by which they could transform pokemon into high-frequency, unstable energy that could be contained … Continue reading Brothers’ Bond: A Pokemon Story, Chapter 11
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