Category: TV Show Reviews

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THE TWILIGHT ZONE [Premiere Episode Review]: Style Over Substance.

Jordan Peele's updated reboot of Rod Serling's classic speculative/science-fiction/social commentary series The Twilight Zone has finally premiered, after much build-up, and with a hype that is only reinforced by his two wildly successful social horror films, Get Out, and the more recent Us. The series premiere --- a remake of the original series' "The Comedian" …

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WONDERCON 2019 [Review]: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 6 Premiere!

Over the past couple of years Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has been one of the best shows on air, becoming a near perfect cross section of the spy and superhero genres that's only comparable to Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Unfortunately, it hasn't generated the ratings that a show of this caliber deserves, which created a …

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WONDERCON 2019 [Panel Reviews]: Jonny Quest – Better In Blu / Tolkien.

WARNER ARCHIVE’S JONNY QUEST: BETTER IN BLU (Friday) - Okay, I’m not even going to front, I’m probably one of a handful of writers on the net who are absolutely crazy about the original Jonny Quest series. I can’t even begin to tell you how many times I've ’ve rewatched the series. So when I …

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WONDERCON 2019 [Panel Reviews]: ‘Your DCU’ Celebrates 80 Years of Batman Comics!

DC CELEBRATES 80 YEARS OF BATMAN COMICS (Saturday) - Hey, it's Batman Day. Again. GHG's Batman day. Our Batman day (check out our dope face-off take on Detective Comics #1000). So, naturally, the first WonderCon panel I hit up today was DC's 80th Anniversary of Batman Comics celebration. In attendance were many artists and writers who …

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LOVE, DEATH & ROBOTS [Review]: Live. Die. Delete.

With Netflix’s exploding interest in anime and animation in general in the years to come, Love, Death & Robots is some of the most adult programming the streaming platform has ever provided; animated or otherwise... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUFwunMKa4E Infusing gruesomely dazzling concepts that deliberately teeter between the science fiction and horror genres, Love, Death & Robots is …

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