Joel Dreams The Impossible Dream — ‘Love And Monsters’ Reviewed

Nightstream Film Festival Capsule Review – ‘AV: The Hunt’

AV: The Hunt Directed by Emre Akay Written by Emre Akay and Deniz Cuylan Like Hunted (which also streamed at Nightstream),

October 15, 2020October 15, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 154 Views Ahmet Rifat Sungar, AV: The Hunt, Billur Melis Koç, Deniz Cuylan, Emre Akay, Nightstream, Yilmaz Erdem

Nightstream Film Festival Capsule Reviews: ‘Reunion’ And ‘Rose Plays Julie’

Reunion Written and Directed by Jake Mahaffy Sell the house or finish her novel? Both are reasons Ellie (Emma Draper) might

October 14, 2020October 14, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 264 Views Alan Howley, Anne Skelly, Emma Draper, Jake Mahaffy, Julia Ormond, Nightstream, Orla Brady, Reunion, Rose Plays Julie

Nightstream Film Festival Review: ‘The Morbido Crypt’s Guide To Mexican Fantasy And Horror Cinema’

Hosted by Abraham Castillo Flores and brought to Nightstream by the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies, this isn’t the first

October 12, 2020October 12, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 175 Views Abraham Castillo Flores, Nightstream, The Morbido Crypt's Guide To Mexican Fantasy And Horror Cinema

NYCC 2020: ‘One Day At A Time’ Makes Its Network Debut On CBS

The pitfalls of pre-recording a comic con panel. One Day at a Time was supposed to start airing on CBS

October 12, 2020October 12, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 186 Views CBS, Netflix, Norman Lear, NYCC 2020, One Day at a Time, Pop TV, sitcoms

NYCC 2020: ‘A Discovery of Witches’ Returns January 9th In The US

It’s amazing how startling it is now to watch a panel where the cast members are sitting in the same

October 11, 2020October 11, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 210 Views A Discovery of Witches, All Souls Trilogy, Deborah Harkness, ITV, Shadow of Night, Shudder, Sky One, Sundance Now

Nightstream Film Festival Review — ‘Home Invasion: NYC Horror Shorts’ Block

“Shut Eye” Directed by Robert Gregson Written by Addison Anderson When you’re willing to take sleeping pills from a guy

October 9, 2020October 9, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 287 Views Decapitato: Consequenze Mortali, HBDTM, Home Invasion: NYC Horror Shorts, Lose It, Nightstream, Orisha, short films, The Door, The Howling Wind, The Three Men You Meet At Night

Nightstream Film Festival Capsule Reviews — ‘Detention’ and ‘Hunted’

Detention Directed by John Hsu Screenplay by Shih-Keng Chien, Kai Ling-Fu, and John Hsu When you break the rules in

October 8, 2020October 8, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 254 Views Detention, Hunted, Nightstream, Shudder

Double Dose Of Agatha Christie — ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ And ‘Death On The Nile’ Reviewed

Today, an all-star cast isn’t always the sign of a great movie. It gets people in seats, but once the

October 7, 2020October 7, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 224 Views Agatha Christie, Blu-Ray, Death on the Nile, Kino Lorber, The Mirror Crack'd

In Kittyhawk We Trust — ‘Strangelands’ Volume 2 Reviewed

Who is Kittyhawk? Elakshi and Adam have asked that question before, but never from the deck of a cruise ship.

October 5, 2020October 5, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 209 Views a larger world studios, Darcie Little-Badger, Humanoids, Mags Visaggio, Rex Lokus, Strangelands, Vincenzo Federici

Carol Reed’s Other Post WWII Thriller: ‘The Man Between’ Reviewed

Your sister-in-law is acting suspicious. What do you do? A. Tell your brother B. Confront her C. Use mirrors to

September 30, 2020September 29, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 193 Views 0 Comment Berlin, DVD, Kino Lorber, The Man Between

Comics

Put Your Hands Up And Nobody Gets Bit: An Interview With The Creators Of ‘The Vain’

The Blood Bandits aren’t like other vampires. Instead of biting humans on the neck they rob hospitals to quench their

September 28, 2020September 28, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 195 Views Crank, Eliot Rahal, Emily Pearson, Fred C. Stresing, Macy Kahn, Oni Press, The Vain

Love And Fairy Tales: An Advanced Review Of Trungles’ ‘The Magic Fish’

Trung Le Nguyen’s graphic novel, The Magic Fish, follows a strict color code. Real life is red, or rose. Fairy

September 25, 2020September 25, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 209 Views Random House Graphic, The Magic Fish, Trung Le Nguyen

Magic Always Comes With A Price: ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Something Wicked’ #3 Reviewed

Picking up where issue #2 left off, issue #3 of Sabrina: Something Wicked finds Sabrina kneeling in what’s left of

September 23, 2020September 23, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 200 Views Andy Fish, Archie Comics, Jack Morelli, Kelly Thompson, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Sabrina: Something Wicked, Veronica Fish

Roald Dahl’s ‘The Witches’ Like You’ve Never Seen It Before — A Review Of Pénélope Bagieu’s Graphic Novel Adaptation

It’s no secret that Roald Dahl’s books have done well on the big screen. Matilda and Willy Wonka & the

September 18, 2020September 19, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 408 Views Drac, John Martz, Penelope Bagieu, Roald Dahl, Scholastic, The Witches, The Witches: The Graphic Novel

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Audio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures’ Vol. 6

The Third Doctor Adventures Volume 6 Directed by Nicholas Briggs Starring Tim Treloar (The Doctor) and Katy Manning (Jo Grant) ‘Poison of the Daleks’ Even

September 16, 2020September 16, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 214 Views audio drama, Big Finish, Doctor Who, Jo Grant, Katy Manning, The Third Doctor, Tim Treloar

DC Fandome: Martha Kane Is Expecting In ‘Pennyworth’ Season 2

While getting the panel to load was a bit of an obstacle, DC FanDome’s Pennyworth panel delivered some big news.

September 12, 2020September 13, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 260 Views alfred pennyworth, Batman, Ben Aldridge, Bruce Wayne, Bruno Heller, Danny Cannon, DC, DC FanDome, Emma Paetz, Epix, Jack Bannon, Martha Kane, Paloma Faith, Pennyworth

Dick And Jane By The Seashore: ‘The Flood That Did Come’ Reviewed

Avery Hill Publishing originally announced The Flood That Did Come last fall yet Patrick Wray’s book couldn’t feel more timely,

September 12, 2020September 12, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 317 Views Avery Hill Publishing, Patrick Wray, The Flood That Did Come

Yo, Ho, Ho With Yvonne De Carlo: ‘Buccaneer’s Girl’ Reviewed

You don’t have to be a buccaneer to be a buccaneer’s girl, but Yvonne de Carlo would’ve made an excellent

September 9, 2020September 9, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 235 Views Blu-Ray, Buccaneer's Girl, Kino Lorber

Film Review: Working Around The Clock With Sissy Spacek In ‘Raggedy Man’

You can have the perfect job and, if the hours are bad, there’s a good chance that perfect job will

September 7, 2020September 7, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 321 Views Blu-Ray, Kino Lorber, Raggedy Man

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TV Review: Horror And History Go Hand In Hand In ‘The Terror: Infamy’

For reasons that will be apparent to anyone who’s seen the first season, “infamy” isn’t the only thing different about

September 4, 2020September 4, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 1055 Views AMC, Blu-Ray, Lionsgate, The Terror, The Terror: Infamy, tv

How Doctor Who And Arya Stark Ended Up In The Same Movie: ‘The Owners’ Reviewed

When a film or TV show is based on a comic book series it shouldn’t be a novelty for the

September 3, 2020September 3, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 283 Views Maisie Williams, RLJE Films, Sylvester McCoy, The Owners

Shirley And Jamila Join Forces — ‘Shirley & Jamila Save Their Summer’ Reviewed

Jamila would do anything to get out of going to science camp. Shirley feels the same way about dance camp,

August 27, 2020August 28, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 272 Views Dial Books, Gillian Goerz, Shirley & Jamila, Shirley & Jamila Save Their Summer

Early Lombard: A Review Of Kino Lorber’s Carole Lombard Box Set

If you only plan on watching three Carol Lombard films in your life, Kino Lorber’s Carol Lombard box set isn’t

August 17, 2020August 17, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 293 Views Blu-Ray, Carole Lombard Collection I, Fast and Loose, Kino Lorber, Man of the World, No Man of Her Own

Streaming Recommendation: Peacock’s ‘Five Bedrooms’

By now you’ve probably seen the ads for Peacock, NBC’s new streaming service. As long as you don’t mind commercials

August 13, 2020August 13, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 377 Views Five Bedrooms, Peacock

A Tale Of Two Sisters: ‘The Daughters of Ys’ Reviewed

Sometimes grief brings people together. Other times it tears families apart. Rozenn and Dahut may have never been close, but

August 12, 2020August 12, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 274 Views First Second, Jo Rioux, M. T. Anderson, The Daughters of Ys

Comics

Alex De Campi And Erica Henderson Talk ‘Dracula Motherf**ker’ And How The Book Got Its Awesome Name

Dracula is back, but he’s not in Transylvania anymore. The year is 1974. The place: L.A., and a young photographer

August 10, 2020August 10, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 1378 Views Alex de Campi, Dracula Motherf**ker, Erica Henderson, Image Comics

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The (Half) Sister You Never Knew You Had: Reviewing Acorn TV’s ‘The Other One’

Finding out your dad’s been having an affair for decades and has a daughter you didn’t know about is not

August 8, 2020August 9, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 437 Views AcornTV, Ellie White, Lauren Socha, Rebecca Front, Siobhan Finneran, The Other One, tv

Feud For Cowboys: Brubaker And Phillips’ ‘Pulp’ Reviewed

For how much the book plays around with genre, Sean Phillips’ cover seems pretty direct. Anyone picking up Pulp for

August 6, 2020August 6, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 346 Views Ed Brubaker, Image Comics, pulp, Sean Phillips