Junk Punch just such a book.

Admittedly, my love for this new Mad Cave Studios title initially centered on the title alone (which I attest to be the best in at least a decade if not much longer). Then, my admiration only grew when I realized it was…Read more

The new Masters of the Universe movie is set to hit the big screen this Friday, but the box office projections don’t look too promising.

According to Global Box Office, Masters of the Universe is on track to earn between $27-$35 million in the US…Read more

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So far, the “Star Wars” installment has generated $137.4 million domestically and $246.6 million globally. It’s found money in the eyes of cinema operators, who knew Disney could have dropped “The Mandalorian and Grogu” on its streaming service. For the studio, which pro…Read more

God, I really want to see Backrooms, but I probably won’t be able to catch it in the theatre.

The series was originally announced in January under creator Damon Lindelof’s overall deal with HBO. “The Chain” is based on the book of the same name by Adrian McKinty. HBO has given the show an eight-episode order.

Comer will play Rachel, who is described…Read more

Movie theaters across the nation were jamming with Gen Z crowds, who showed up en masse for not one but two buzzy horror films. A24’s “Backrooms” collected a jaw-dropping, record-breaking $81 million from 3,442 North American theaters in its opening weekend. That’s as ticket sales for the…Read more

As long as its not Toronto.

Carolina is a spectacular team.
Won it in 2006, coach Rod Brindamour (BC boy!) Played back then.
100 playoff wins for Carolina, and Brindamour has olayed or coached in 98 of them.

I hope they trounce League darlings Vegas.

It would be nice to have a championship banner hanging from the Garden rafters for the first time in 53 years.

I finished it last night, and this show is amazing and spectactular!!! Sony got it right!!!

First off, if you’re not watching this show in black and white, you’re watching it completely wrong. Normally, iffy CGI can be a distraction and take you out of the show. But here, it helps give it an actual 1930s-made movie feel. There’s a l…Read more

Congratulations on making it to the half-century mark!!!

This turned out to be a very weird game. It’s mostly good but gets in its own way too much to be great. And, compared to its predecessor, Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, it feels like a step backwards. Its visual communication is less clear, enemies no longer have health bars.

In the second half of the game…Read more

Feels odd but not bad, I don’t feel bad about it, but not sure I could I say what I do feel about beyond a sort of odd bemusement.

Taking it easy too with a week off.

We’re denied a likely withering assessment of a man claiming to have been forced to kill at 7 years of age and other dubious claims.

So, I don’t know, I couldn’t tell you a thing about the first movie anymore, but like I…Read more

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This intriguing Bendis-Araujo story isn’t easy to get in the UK, nor cheap, plus this final book has the extra burden of having to conclude it. Is it worth it? I think so.

Many stories claim to depict an alien world, but that’s rather hard to do. This one pulls it off. There’s recognisable pieces of our world, but…Read more

Where Stray Dogs was a contained, compact tale of a specific, individual form of evil that is a serial killer, this goes for a different adversary. A more viral one. Along with humans’ response to a rabies outbreak being indiscriminate animal slaughter.

Fleecs and Forster create a world that a load of indoor cats are manifestly…Read more

You know if you do a story with either animals or robots, you can get away with all kinds of stories in a way that just isn’t possible with humans. At the same time animals enables a perspective shift that can, if used well, be very interesting. Suffice to say this combines both.

A tale of a serial killer who kills women then steals…Read more

First, how is it possible that there are no Canadian teams in the finals?! It just doesn’t seem right.

Second, how is it possible that the final two teams are from cities where the temperatures in January rarely dip below freezing? I mean, ice is not normal in Raleigh, North Carolina, let alone steamy Las Vegas.

What Ben said.

Or, this:

We live in a world in which a tiny number of people own too, too much. And while there’s a recession going on…Read more