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“#‘The Bad Batch’ to Continue the Most Adult Iteration of ‘Star Wars’” Welcome to ‘The Clone Wars’ Explained, our column dedicated to the soldiers and Jedi who fought as puppets for an Empire on the rise. We thought this series reached its logical conclusion earlier this year, but Disney had other ideas. ‘Star Wars: The…
“#‘Snowpiercer’ Explained: What the Finale’s Big Twist Means For Season 2” Welcome to Snowpiercer Explained, the next in a long line of explainer columns about our favorite shows. With TNT dropping a new show into the Snowpiercer universe, we’re riding along to help you keep up with the mythology and filmmaking of this post-apocalyptic freight train….
“#‘The Old Guard’ Ending Explained” Ending Explained is a recurring series in which we explore the finales, secrets, and themes of interesting movies and shows, both new and old. This time, we dig into the conclusion of The Old Guard. Movies about immortals can make eternity seem like a drag. At some point along their…
“#Jack Kirby Demands Cinematic Justice” Welcome back to Pitch Meeting, a monthly column in which we suggest an IP ripe for adaptation, then assign the cast and crew of our dreams. This month we’re hoping ‘Jack Kirby: The King of Comics’ gains some serious respect for one founding father of Marvel Comics. If you don’t…
“#Jharrel Jerome is Reinvigorating Hollywood” Jharrel Jerome’s meteoric advent in the film industry has been auspicious since day one. We only need to look to his breakthrough performance in the incandescent Best Picture Oscar winner Moonlight to realize he exudes an expressly profound cinematic presence. This may be an obvious remark, especially when Jerome simply…
“#A Wheelchair-Bound Teacher is Pursued by the Mob in ‘Night of Terror’” Welcome to 4:3 & Forgotten — a weekly column in which Rob Hunter and I get to look back at TV terrors that scared adults (and the kids they let watch) across the limited airwaves of the ’70s. This time we’re winding the clock back to…
“#Red Herrings and Redder Blood Abound in the 1986 Slasher ‘Body Count’” Welcome to The Prime Sublime, a weekly column dedicated to the underseen and underloved films buried beneath page after page of far more popular fare on Amazon’s Prime Video collection. We’re not just cherry-picking obscure titles, though, as these are movies that we find…
“#Hanna-Barbera Was the Child of Two Desperate Animators” Welcome to Saturday Morning Cartoons, our new weekly column where we continue the animated boob tube ritual of yesteryear. Our lives may no longer be scheduled around small screen programming, but that doesn’t mean we should forget the necessary sanctuary of Saturday ‘toons. In this entry, we…
“#The ‘Aliens vs. Predator’ Comics Were the Product of Maniac Children” Welcome to Stapled Cinema, our ongoing series celebrating the valiant adaptations of one sequential art form into another. Comic book movies are seemingly everywhere. We’re uncovering the beauty in the best (and worst) attempts that tear the staples from comics in a dash to…
“#Why Dead Birds are the Ultimate Warning Sign” Welcome to Elements of Story, a biweekly column about narrative tropes, what they mean, and why they just won’t go away. This entry explains the significance of dead birds. When a dead animal shows up in a movie or TV show, it’s generally not a good sign. From…