Episode 81: RED 2
Don from The Horror Countdown podcast joins the Order this episode to discuss RED 2, which is the sequel to RED. Obviously. For more from The Horror Countdown, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 81: RED 2
Showers Are Fun! A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E13-14
EPISODE 13 This show continues its globetrotting ways this week, as we kick off in India. The mayor of Gotham City and some underlings are after a tiger as part of their big game hunting, and I’m already on the tiger’s side. FUCK Big Game Hunters. They are always some of the worst people humanity has to offer. And this is why you shouldn’t eat … Continue reading Showers Are Fun! A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E13-14
Nightmare On Elm St Franchise Ranking
Happy Halloween! It’s wild that it took me so long to get here, but Nightmare On Elm Street is not like Halloween or Friday the 13th as far as rewatching over the course of my life. There are several Nightmare movies I have only ever seen twice… and the second watch was just within the last year! For whatever reason, I have never held this … Continue reading Nightmare On Elm St Franchise Ranking
Jab’s Reviews: Disney’s Era of Garbage
And now it’s a trifecta of movies I’ve never seen and tooooooooootally don’t wanna! This is a time in which Disney’s animation was suffering horribly, and Pixar was dominating them and embarrassing the Mouse. HOME ON THE RANGE (2004):Written by: Will Finn, John Sanford, Michael LaBash, Sam Levine, Mark Kennedy & Robert Lence -One of the most forgotten Disney Canon films of all time, this one … Continue reading Jab’s Reviews: Disney’s Era of Garbage
AP Productions: Cavalier #18
Mano sat in a hotel room with his laptop opened on a desk while Nadie patiently listened to him onscreen. “The Laughing Boys haven’t appeared in days,” Mano told him, “But we have gained the trust of the inner city and some ‘business partners’ have agreed to give us sizable percentages. Unfortunately, the Laughing Boys aren’t as active as they once were but so long … Continue reading AP Productions: Cavalier #18
It’s Adam Shame: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E14-15
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! EPISODE 14 We have another rare instance of the show picking up right where the previous episode left off (somewhat), as Buffy is telling the Scoobies all about what she went through with Professor Walsh. Spike thinks Riley is in on the whole thing and can’t be trusted. Speak of the soldier, Riley shows up at Giles’ place in the … Continue reading It’s Adam Shame: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E14-15
Tuppanceware Party: A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E11-12
EPISODE 11 Episode 11 kicks off with Superman and Martian Manhunter partnering together to take out The Terror Twins. Well, we actually just get the aftermath of their defeat of The Terror Twins because THAT’S NOT REALLY OUR PLOT… Because we cut to the captured Terror Twins being held by the Justice League and not sent to prison yet. Superboy comes in dressed like the … Continue reading Tuppanceware Party: A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E11-12
AP Productions: Badges #11
“Two Badges were placed in hospital in the span of a few hours,” Pierce marched down the hallway with Mansoor following, “And yet, that monstrosity remains at large. I cannot accept that.” “Do you think the Elite Squad is ready, sir?,” Mansoor asked, “Bakshi has been training for a year, I know, but Wang has only been here a few weeks and Hernandez has powers … Continue reading AP Productions: Badges #11
Stew’s Reviews: Superboy: Man Of Tomorrow
The last time I read a modern comic book that starred Conner Kent, the results were… less than ideal. So less than ideal that I’ve been scared off of reading the ongoing title of one of my favorite characters (Tim Drake: Robin) because the same writer has been at the helm of that series. But things are different now! No longer under the Dark Crisis … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Superboy: Man Of Tomorrow
Episode 80: Werewolf By Night
Ghost Train from The Slaughterhouse Stories is here with Stew to get into the Halloween spirit and talk monsters and blood! It’s the MCU’s first really big risk since Phase 1: Werewolf By Night! For more from The Slaughterhouse Stories, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 80: Werewolf By Night
AP Productions: Badges #10
Kisi Yeboah floated in her sensory deprivation tank, an oxygen mask covering her eyes and ears to plunge her in total darkness so that she could focus her telepathic powers on the most dire threats that would need the attention of the IMD. With her level of power, she would accidentally open herself up to multiple minds at once, resulting in sensory overload. Cutting herself … Continue reading AP Productions: Badges #10
Everything Is Penises: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E12-13
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! EPISODE 12 We open up in Buffy’s dorm, with her and Riley making out in bed, and I swear to god the music overlay is some kind of instrumental cover of “Circle Of Life” from The Lion King, and I HATE IT. Go watch this scene, it’s just for a second or two, but it’s there. Willow bounds in … Continue reading Everything Is Penises: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E12-13
New York Comic Con 2023 Review
The weekend is over, and thus my second ever visit to New York Comic Con is in the books! My visit to one of the great comic conventions was planned in a rush less than a month before the show, so I was only able to attend one day this year, Saturday the 14th, but it was a very full day of exploring the Javitts … Continue reading New York Comic Con 2023 Review
Stew’s Reviews: Stellarlands
One of the most amazing aspects of SWOProductions is getting to work with and review highly talented independent creators. So whenever someone reaches out to me on social media and asks me to review one of their works, I’m not only honored they respect my opinion enough to have me go over their project; I’m excited to get to take a gander at something many … Continue reading Stew’s Reviews: Stellarlands
Totally Killer Review
I love the modern era of filmmaking. I know some people rail against it because they seem to forget that there are approximately 8 million films out there being made besides superhero genre flicks (which I’m obviously a big fan of, too), but the thing about watching movies in 2023 is that I catch more movies by a more diverse set of filmmakers for budgets … Continue reading Totally Killer Review
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