Author: Bill Watters

For over 100 years movie posters have represented some of the most immediately recognizable pieces of popular culture and art. From early 20th century examples to the posters currently adoring the walls of the local multiplexes, they are often the first impressions we have about an upcoming movie. The really good ones will connect with […]

Bleeding Cool contributor Jason Borelli had his camera with him when he recently attended Big Apple Comic Con. While the calendar said “April,” the weather on that Saturday suggested more of an early summer vibe, giving cosplayers a warm atmosphere to show off and pose for pictures in front of Penn Station, across the street […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] When a film mires on the shelf at a studio after it’s in the can for a few years, it generally means one of two things — either the studio doesn’t have much confidence in it, or it doesn’t know how to market it. The Con is On is a new con-artist vs. […]

It’s been 28 years since the first installment in the Tremors franchise took to the big screen and the Graboids began wreaking havoc on Perfection, Nevada. After five films, Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell continues the saga and is available right now on Blu-ray, DVD, and On Demand. In addition to the stand-alone film, a […]

Hollywood is full of all types of people, but what happens when there more than just humans in the mix? Typecast is a proposed comedy that follows a trio of actors who are just trying to get by — finding roles and paying the bills. The problem is that they’re always getting typecast in the […]

Bleeding Cool contributor Jason Borelli writes: As comic book culture continues to seep into mainstream popular culture, conventions and shows are on the rise, showcasing all sorts of themes and genres. Few could claim origins such as Jewish Comic Con, which ran its second edition in Brooklyn, NY,  on Sunday. According to co-founder Fabrice Sapolsky, […]

Ten years and eighteen films later, Marvel and Disney is releasing their grand culmination of their efforts, bringing nearly all of their heroes together for one epic mash up the likes of which cinema has never been seen before. Avengers: Infinity War hits the ground running with an intensity that manages to put itself into […]

Bleeding Cool contributor Jason Borelli caught up with Antoine Revoy recently at the MoCCA Arts Festival. Jason writes: The country of Japan is known for many things, including its unique take on the horror genre. In Animus, the first graphic novel created by illustrator Antoine Revoy, the focus is equal parts supernatural and psychological, as […]

Bleeding Cool contributor Jason Borelli visited the MoCCA Arts Festival and caught up with another great newcomer graphic novel creator, Sashko Danylenko of Cat’N’Bat. Cat’N’Bat marks the graphic novel debut for Sashko Danylenko, an animator and artist originally from Ukraine. While some authors go all-in on plots, Danylenko’s stories are simple, six-page tales about a pair […]

It’s been five years since Omega 1’s fourth issue premiered at WonderCon, and the creative team of Hollywood veteran Mark Edward Lewis; DC, Boom!, and Dark Horse artist Emmanuel Xerx Javier; and dynamite Hollywood actress Alina Andrei want to finish out the first saga by releasing issues #5 and #6. To fund the effort, they are […]