Film genres can be susceptible to changing tastes. Hollywood has abandoned many ideas that were once standard. But that doesn’t mean the impact those genres had went away. This series…
Joss Whedon
Comics don’t stay in comics. For better or worse, most comics are produced in the hopes they will lead to films, cartoons, action figures, video games, backpacks, beach towels and…
From September 2007 to May 2009, The CW served as the home for 31 episodes of one of the most un-CW-like series ever to grace the network’s schedule. Reaper starred…
For almost 80 years, Kirkus Reviews has served as the industry bible for bookstore buyers, librarians, and ordinary readers alike. Now Popdose joins the Kirkus Book Bloggers Network to explore…
In part three of her horror-a-thon, Kelly Stitzel finally gets around to watching The Cabin in the Woods, ponders whether or not the Better Off Dead paper boy grew up to become a serial killer, and catches up with a lost Thora Birch/Keira Knightley joint.
Just in time for its arrival on DVD and Blu-ray, Mick Martin takes a look at “The Avengers.”
Charlize Theron reacts to an onslaught of Chris Hemsworth Blu-rays.
Even if it doesn’t save summer, Ridley Scott’s latest has brought back responsible marketing.
Kelly Stitzel is not really into superheroes and she hates 3D, but she went to see The Avengers anyway.
Well, you’ll still have to wait until next May to watch the whole thing, but Marvel is starting to get serious about sharing glimpses of Joss Whedon’s The Avengers. And…
Comics don’t stay in comics. For better or worse, most comics are produced in the hopes they will lead to films, cartoons, action figures, video games, backpacks, beach towels and…
What kind of pretty girl gets a job digging graves? The answer is simple; the kind of girl who needs to know where fresh bodies are buried. Zombies are hugely…
Popdose reviews the latest from the Firefly Universe, Serenity: The Shepherd’s Tale.
Scott Malchus takes a look at three new comic related DVD’s.
What is a “universal,” why do they make fascinating storylines, and why do their makers understand them so poorly? Popdose.com asks the questions.
Hello, bonjour. bienvenue, konnichiwa (or konbanwa) and welcome to the latest in a series of review columns covering comics, graphic novels and other assorted effluvia of a graphic and/or sequential…
Yep, time once more for Confessions of a Comics Shop Junkie, in which I opine upon a handful of recent comics and/or graphic novel releases, most of which should be…
Continuing to take the opportunity to point out various releases of the graphic narrative-type variety that I deem noteworthy for this or that reason, some of which may even be…
Kristy Swanson, Luke Perry, and legions of undead bloodsuckers meeting grisly ends. What more could you ask for in ’92? Well, how about a soundtrack featuring C&C Music Factory, Toad the Wet Sprocket, and Matthew Sweet?
Amber Benson has come a long way since her days as Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s Tara — and she talks about her new novel, Death’s Daughter, in an interview with Ted Asregadoo that is remarkably free of the word “homina.”
Jonatha Brooke is one of those artists whose name always sounds familiar – if only because, really, how many people named “Jonatha” do you know? – but whose music you…