Matt from the Culture Popped With Hunter Bishop podcast is back on this edition of Stew World Order, and he and Stew are pretty sure this movie is better than his last!
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To hear Stew and Matt discuss Superman 4, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 67: Scott Pilgrim Vs The World
Jennifer Sawyer got out of the back of the car and adjusted her black blazer before walking into her building. She always wore black and usually in the combination of a blazer, turtleneck, pants, and shoes. It was one less thing to worry about and allowed focus of her goals. Her personal bodyguard Hank followed closely behind her and her assistant Mary greeted her at … Continue reading AP Productions: Astra Machina #1
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! Season three starts off with the gang attempting to pick up an M.I.A. Buffy’s slack by hunting vampires, but… they are not particularly good at it. They are good enough to not die! But not to actually defeat any bloodsuckers. Their dialogue alerts us to the fact that school starts back up tomorrow. Buffy’s been gone all summer! Didn’t … Continue reading It’s Pet Sematary Now: A BTVS Retrospective, S3 E1-2
Continuing on with the Komi Can’t Communicate reviews, we are at the book I left off on way back when I started buying this series. See, for whatever reason, volume 6 was extremely hard to find for a minute. I couldn’t even order it most places. So I kept on buying volume 7+ in the hopes that I would eventually find volume 6, but I … Continue reading Komi Can’t Communicate Volume 5
NOTE: This article will contain some light spoiler material for The Boogeyman Based on an older short story by Stephen King! Actually, the way this flick was first advertised, I thought this was maybe a new plot from Stephen King–I was sure he was not the screenwriter–but upon further research, it is actually based on a previous work of his, published in Night Shift way … Continue reading The Boogeyman Review
I just signed up for the DC Universe Streaming Service! I put this off for a while, but eventually my desire to see if the Young Justice cartoon is as good as I had always heard won out. And when I went to the site to see what all was offered and spied all the comics free to stream? Well, that was the decisive blow. … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Hunter/Prey
John from Smash Trivia joins the Order this week to discuss the animated movie, Teen Titans Go! To The Movies!
For more from John, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 66: Teen Titans GO! To The Movies
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! Two-part season finale time! Let’s see to where all of this Angelus stuff has been building, shall we? We start off in the 1700’s, and we see a very human Angel and his mate getting bollocksed in a pub. I’m not… I’m not from where they are from. Did I use any of those words right? A drunk Angel … Continue reading Time For A Sword Fight! A BTVS Retrospective, S2 E21-22
Alysa knew Pete Bone Splitter had been in juvenile detention with Creed and once she began to think about the strange jar in Creed’s office, she surmised Pete might have some information. Learning about Creed’s past with the Skinwalkers might give her insight as to what would happen next. She realized she was likely cursing herself by talking about it but she was willing to … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #12
CASEY JONES:-A curious addition to the TMNT mythos, Casey Jones has become the second most important human ally after April O’Neil, and is so prominent that he’s as important as any individual Turtle in the 1990s Film series, and shows up as a major character in the 2003 & 2012 cartoons. In most continuities, he is a violent, hard-headed, stubborn vigilante who’s a bit crazy and ends … Continue reading Jab’s Reviews: TMNT (Casey Jones)
I’m feeling more negative lately, and I don’t really enjoy that. Like I’m once again finding myself at the point where I am arguing consistently on the “this stinks!” side of things. Read Pile for the podcast? I’m crapping on the books lately. Moves in the theater to review? Crapping. New trailers for future hits? Crap crap crap. I want to spin around in a … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Dragon Ball Super
I kind of occasionally regret that I’m, so bad at watching television shows. But they are such a huge commitment, and I’m already smack dab in the middle of watching the entirety of Buffy The Vampire Slayer. I’d almost always really rather watch movies. But I remember really enjoying the first season-and-a-half of CW’s Stargirl show. Brec Basinger really nailed the role of Courtney Whitmore, … Continue reading Stargirl: The Lost Children review
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! The nineteenth episode of season two of Buffy The Vampire Slayer opens with Buffy moping around at the Bronze while slow music plays. We meet a new character, Ben, who approaches her and tests the waters to see if she would like to ask him to the Sadie Hawkins dance. Buffy shoots him down, probably because he makes Owen … Continue reading On A Very Special Episode: A BTVS Retrospective, S2 E19-20
Creed’s office was in a non-descript two story red brick building. The first floor was the office itself with the front window simply reading “Private Investigator” with the business’ phone number underneath. The second floor contained Creed’s one room apartment. His motorcycle was normally parked in the back lot with a tarp over it alongside his pickup truck. Alysa crossed the street to the small … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #11
It’s part two of the members of SWO Productions talking about our favorite all-time artists for some of the most classic characters in comic book history. Previously we talked The Man Of Steel from DC Comics. Today, we are moving on to another of the absolute S-tier characters in history: It’s Spider-Man! Switching over to Marvel, but staying with the red-and-blues! Stew’s Picks -Erik Larsen … Continue reading Our Favorite Spider-Man Artists
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