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[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] Red Sparrow has been compared to Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, but that entirely undersells Sparrow. Where Tinker was droll and predictable, Sparrow actually carries along the thread of an interesting story to keep the audience engaged. Clocking in at nearly two and a half hours, one thing the film is not is in […]

Bleeding Cool contributor Ian Melton is at this year’s Image Expo, keeping on top of their latest announcements, and he’s just sent in some of their exclusive covers. Keep an eye out for more news and updates throughout the day.

Jessica Jones is coming back soon, and Season 2 of the Netflix/Marvel drama series is set to premiere on March 8th, which is International Women’s Day. Krysten Ritter is returning as the title character, and there has been talk of David Tennant’s Kilgrave returning, though we don’t know in what capacity. This new trailer for season 2 of […]

It’s easy to look at the collection of Marvel Studios releases now and appreciate some examples of the true unsung hero of the film franchise giant: the casting department. Yeah, yeah, we know, not everyone is happy with all the hero and villain casting, but you have to admit, Marvel has had some pretty great […]

One of our favorite fabulous personalities from this Winter Olympics has to be Team USA mens skater Adam Rippon. The sparkly spinner helped nab the bronze medal for Team USA’s skate during the team event, and his quadless solo programs were no slouch when compared with the multi 4-rotation jumps his competitors were landing. And today […]

Despite some less-than-stellar sales reported through Entertainment Earth, word came down today during the New York Toy Fair that the Star Wars Forces of Destiny line of dolls and figures was not, as rumored, canceled. We have it from our reporter-on-the-ground and resident Collectables expert Jeremy Konrad that there will still be an Ashoka, Luke, Yoda, and Padme […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] Black Panther is one of those films is going to take a while before it can really be examined critically in a way that separates it from its point and time in history. Not unlike the deep and profound impact that Wonder Woman has had on the female audience, this one too will […]

Mozart in the Jungle continues to be an amazingly special series. The Amazon original was one of the few pilots picked up to series during the days of Amazon’s “here’s some shows, pick which ones you [the viewers] want to see more of, and we’ll make them,” and continues to be one of my favorite […]

Nikola Tesla is one of the most underappreciated brilliant minds that helped shape our modern technology. He was (until recently) left out of almost all school books when praising *that villain* Thomas Alva Edison’s “contributions” to invention and modernization of electricity.  He also wasn’t officially credited his radio patent dues until more recently, too. The Serbian ‘Wizard […]

FANGORIA magazine was the gateway for many into the larger world of fandom starting in the late ’70s.  The publication ran from 1979 to roughly 2016, when the departure of then editor Ken Hanley, and no new issues published since. Today, Birth.Movies.Death editor Phil Nobile Jr. tweeted the news that Fangoria is indeed coming back, and that […]