Not since the 1992 Candyman has there been a movie as concerned with a woman’s efforts to be believed as 2020s The Invisible Man. The film,
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Brian Trenchard-Smith’s 1986 film Dead End Drive-In is one of those movies that appears to be one thing—in this case, a post-apocalyptic thriller in a sea
This episode we’re chatting with Theresa Mercado, curator of the Scream Screen film series in Denver, and her current series of films “Hell on Wheels,”
This episode we’re chatting with Adam Egypt Mortimer, director and co-writer of Daniel Isn’t Real, which the studio describes thus: Daniel Isn’t Real is
This week we continue our Stephen King retrospective with a look at the 1987 film A Return to Salem’s Lot directed by Larry Cohen. This is a film
This week’s episode of My Hero Academia started off pretty much where it left off - and then took off like a rocket from there. While I was not happy we
Now that's a mid-season finale! The CW's Batwoman ties off its pre-"Crisis" storylines with some major stakes and seismic shifts in the lives of our
The folks at LeftField Media turned Jacob K. Javits Convention Center into a homebase for anime fans and creators this weekend with Anime NYC 2019.
We at Bleeding Cool got ahold of the "Feast of Bones" boxed set for Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, and wish to review it for you!
Over the weekend, DC Comics put up their new DC Comics timeline. Bleeding Cool got the best resolution possible, deliberately low res for the
Marvel is currently hosting the most important panel of New York Comic Con, Dawn of X, in which we will learn more about the X-citing new era of X-Men
With Hulu premiering "Castle Rock" season 2 at this year's New York Comic Con (NYCC), the streamer is offering attendees a map of the town... and clues.
New York Comic Con begins on Thursday at the Javits Center, squeezed up sharp against the Hudson, but it doesn't just appear from nowhere. Everyone is
Our series of 2019-2020 previews continue with a look at the programming futures for Freeform, BET, Comedy Central ("Crank Yankers"?), SYFY, TBS, and TNT.
ABC's "Stumptown" premiered at this year's Rose City Comic Con (RCCC), with Cobie Smulders and a strong ensemble combining for a strong series start.
Here's our look at what cablers AMC, USA, FX, Paramount & EPIX have in store - from "Walking Dead" spinoff and "Y" to "Godfather of Harlem" and more.
Andrea Savage's truTV series "I’m Sorry" focuses on a comedy writer-mom (Savage) who talks herself into hilariously uncomfortable situations - I can relate.
With both HBO and Showtime looking to stay one step ahead of the streamers, we offer some "quick hits" on new shows like "Penny Dreadful" and "Watchmen"...
With CBS All Access taking the "Star Trek" franchise in bold new directions, here are 5 characters we feel are deserving of some spinoff series attention...
NBC's much-beloved "Friends" is celebrating its 25th anniversary, but we're not here to celebrate it as much as tell the sitcom it "has no clothes"...
On October 22, 1936 a small group of science fiction fans travelled to a house in Philadelphia to meet. Many of them went on to great things.
Once upon a time, before Spawn, before Spider-Man, before Hulk, before Spitfire & The Troubleshooters, Todd McFarlane drew Batman. Most prominently in
Seth MacFarlane and the team behind FOX's The Orville are heading into awards season strong, starting with a stop at SDCC to bring "The Orville Experience."
The Jack Kirby Tribute Panel was the last event I attended at this year’s WonderCon, and it’s always good to end a con with a panel that is sentimental
Its the first day of C2E2 and the cosplay abounds! Here is just a sample of the excellent costumes around the convention from Robert Goode, and social
It is expected for the latest issue of Doomsday Clock, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank published by DC Comics, to be
Bleeding Cool broke the news of the existence of this publisher. Repeatedly. We told you who was involved, who financed it, what the names of their
It's not unknown for comic publishers to give out freebies at comic convention panels. Some people can get a sneak peek at comics yet to be published.
So, the Immortal Hulk is an interventionist God today. But he's just talking about his plans. The Uncanny X-Men are actually doing it. Intervening in the
Once upon a time, Doc Samson died. In Incredible Hulk #610, it all got rather nasty. He was briefly demonically resurrected for the Chaos War. But was