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Cartoonists Nick Bertozzi and Dean Haspiel Interview Each Other
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Marty Krofft (1937 – 2023); Gen X’s King of Saturday Morning Television
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Upcoming DC Comics Alternate Covers Spotlight José Luis García-López 1982 Style Guide
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‘Chinatown’ Celebrates 50th Anniversary With New Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD Release On June 18
Boston’s Coolidge Corner Theater Reopens After Extensive Renovations
Francis Ford Coppola’s ‘One From the Heart: Reprise’ on Digital April 9 & 4K Blu-ray May 7
Upcoming DC Comics Alternate Covers Spotlight José Luis García-López 1982 Style Guide
Joe Dante’s ‘Matinee’ Arrives in a 4K UHD + Blu-Ray Collector’s Edition Set on June 25 from Shout! Studios
‘Chinatown’ Celebrates 50th Anniversary With New Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD Release On June 18
Francis Ford Coppola’s ‘One From the Heart: Reprise’ on Digital April 9 & 4K Blu-ray May 7
‘Drive-Away Dolls’ Arrives on Digital 4/12; Blu-ray 4/23
Sneak Peek: ‘Marvel Studios’ Thor: The Art of The Movie’
TwoMorrows’ Reveals ‘It Rose From The Tomb’
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FOG! Exclusive! First Look at ‘John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando: Rise of the Sludge God #1′ From Dark Horse Comics!
Read an Excerpt From ‘Aliens: Bishop’ by T. R. Napper
Craig Yoe Launches Autobiographical Comic, ‘Woman & Man’ on Kickstarter!
The Folio Society: ‘DC: Batman’ (review)
Welcome to the 2023 Forces of Geek Holiday Gift Guide! Part One: Home / Office / Life
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Toho Reveals Upcoming Godzilla Day Promotions!
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‘Civil War’ (review)
‘The Triplets of Belleville’ aka ‘Les triplettes de Belleville’ (Blu-ray review)
Joe Dante’s ‘Matinee’ Arrives in a 4K UHD + Blu-Ray Collector’s Edition Set on June 25 from Shout! Studios
‘Monkey Man’ (review)
‘Chinatown’ Celebrates 50th Anniversary With New Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD Release On June 18
‘Prince and Purple Rain: 40 Years’ Celebrates Prince’s Most Iconic Album and Film
‘New Kids on the Block 40th Anniversary Celebration’ – New Book Relives NKOTB’s Rise to Superstardom
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Announces ‘The Color Purple’
‘Weird: The Al Yankovic Story’ 4K UHD (review)
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Audible Announces New Audio Original ‘Slayers: A Buffyverse Story’; Premieres October 12
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Podcasts Celebrating Television’s Past
‘Cartoon Logic’ Podcast Launches
‘Doom Patrol: The Fourth and Final Season’ Comes to DVD & Blu-ray on April 9th
‘Andor’ S1, ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’, ‘Moon Knight’ S1 and ‘The Falcon and The Winter Soldier’ S1 Coming to 4K UHD and Blu-ray For The First Time!
‘Shōgun’: Clavell’s Epic is Updated For Our Time… Maybe For All Time (television review)
‘Three Little Birds’ (TV Mini-Series review)
‘That Girl: The Complete Series’ (DVD review)
‘Grand Theft Hamlet’ (SXSW review)
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Blue Man Group: New Acts, Same Hue (theater review)
‘Tis An A Faire To Remember!: FOG!’s Benn and Liz Robbins Revisit Carvershire
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Star Wars Celebration 2022: A New Hope
Hayao Miyazaki: Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Exhibition Catalog (review)
Boston Cinegeeks! We’ve Got Passes for ‘Sting’
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Boston! We’ve Got Passes To ‘Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom’ in 3D!
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When asked to review the 2003 Academy Award nominated French animated film The Triplets of Belleville I jumped at the chance. I feel that...
Having long since cemented how talented he is in front of the camera, with Monkey Man, Dev Patel steps behind the camera and adds...
Sydney is clearly the star here- both the actress and the city. Anyone but You is a lively rom-com directed by Will Gluck, who...
At this point, nostalgia has long since cemented itself as an incredibly profitable segment of the entertainment industry, and when Jamie Lee Curtis returned...
Lamb, the debut film by Icelandic filmmaker, Valdimar Jóhannsson is a visual tour de force for the eyes as well as the mind. Winner...
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In 2016, Warner Bros. tried their hand at something slightly different with the first Suicide Squad film. Receiving overwhelmingly negative reviews, the PG-13 effort...
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The animated adaptations of classic DC Comics tales have generally been well regarded. If they have anything that I would hold against them,...
Jakob’s Wife puts a very funny, original spin on the vampire comedy and provides a terrific vehicle for horror icon Barbara Crampton who, like...
The trailers for Pig teased a John Wick-style action thriller, only with a grizzled Nicolas Cage instead of Keanu Reeves’s sleek assassin and a...
While the pandemic put an abrupt end to cinema-going in most territories for a good long while, the MCU did not slow down as...
The Mobile Suit Gundam franchise has been running since 1978 in Japan, and can be divided into two categories: works that fit into their...
I find it harder and harder to find movies that I find “fun.” I watch a lot of stuff, but to be honest, I...
My first exposure to Anthony Bourdain was almost twenty years ago when I read his autobiographical manifesto, Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly....
It’s Christmas of next year, and there’s a big soccer match on. Suddenly a strange light appears, and within seconds, a group of armed...
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