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RETRO REVIEW: Rosemary’s Baby Is Unholy Terror for the Mind & Body
Over 50 years later, Roman Polanski's classic religious horror film Rosemary's Baby is still chilling, subversive, terrifying and scarily relevant.
REVIEW: Carnage #6 Is Violent & Anti-Climactic Without a Cause
After a climactic battle in the Time garden and the deaths of both Eddie and Dylan Brock, there's nothing left for Carnage to do but kill.
RETRO REVIEW: The Omen (1976) Retains Its Classic Status, but Shouldn’t Be Considered Sacred
The Omen is a classic of the religious horror subgenre that introduced many iconic quotes and tropes, but it it's anything but perfect.
REVIEW: X-Men ‘97 #2 Makes a Simple Adventure Look Spectacular
X-Men '97 #2 is a fresh start for the X-Men - and the franchise - with its back-to-basics storyline that continues where the animated series left off.
REVIEW: Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead Is a Remake Dead On Arrival
The remake of the cult classic emulates its every move -- right down to its tame plot and dated references.
REVIEW: Action Comics #1064 Spotlights Superman's Most Personal Enemy
Superman and Lex Luthor's team-up is overshadowed by an even bigger enemy as Action Comics #1064 begins DC Comics' 'House of Brainiac' event.
REVIEW: The First Omen Scares Beautifully, But Doesn't Deliver Originality
The First Omen is a beautiful film that stands on its own merits, but suffers as a prequel to The Omen and from its derivative plot and horror.
RETRO REVIEW: Dune (1984) Is the Underrated & Surreal Adaptation of Frank Herbert's Sci-Fi Novel
David Lynch's Dune is considered to be a guilty pleasure, even when it deserves more credit for being better than Dune's modern versions in key ways.
REVIEW: 3 Body Problem Brings a Complex Plot Down With Dull & Predictable Visuals
Co-created by former Game of Thrones showrunners, Netflix's 3 Body Problem plays things too safe, edgy and drab despite the book's wild vision.
REVIEW: Arthur the King Is a Feel Good Adventure & Heartfelt Animal Drama
Arthur the King may have a slow start, but it's a great feel-good movie that stars one of the best dogs in movie history.
REVIEW: Fall of the House of X #3 Is Explosive, Dynamic, & Just Too Much
A major twist midway through a nearly victorious battle prolongs the already chaotic Fall of X arc.
REVIEW: The Amazing Spider-Man #45 Follows the Gang War With an Anti-Climax
The Amazing Spider-Man #45 follows the end of Marvel Comic's recently concluded Gang War with a calmer and anti-climactic issue.
REVIEW: Dead X-Men #3 Is A Twisted And Unfocused Trip Through Time
Xavier and Aksani's ragtag team of X-Men youths are out to rewrite the timeline, destroy Moira MacTaggert and save Krakoa -- but they may be too late.
REVIEW: Carnage: Symbiosis Necrosis Part 2 #5 Is a Beautifully Brutal Crash Course in Venom History
Carnage is determined to find Eddie Brock, and make Dylan and Venom suffer. The Symbiote finally gets what it wants -- but what about the host?
REVIEW: Ghost Rider: Final Vengeance #1 Is A Montage of Beautiful Hellfire And Madness
Johnny Blaze used Mephisto's powers for good as the Ghost Ride. But Johnny is nowhere to be found, and Mephisto has its own agenda to fulfill alone.
REVIEW: Wolverine #45 Is A Chaotic And Confusing Romp With Little Wolverine
Sabretooth is out to take revenge on Wolverine -- but he's stymied by his own treacherous army and a tangled storyline.
INTERVIEW: Arthur the King Director Simon Cellan-Jones & Mikael Lindnord Talk About The Beloved Dog's Story
In this interview with CBR, Mikael Lindnord discusses seeing his life story put to film, and director Cellan-Jones of the movie's most intense stunts.
INTERVIEW: Lex Scott Davis Talks About Ricky Stanicky & Her First Comedy Movie
In this interview with CBR, Lex Scott Davis discusses her role in Ricky Stanicky, and compares previous roles in other genres to acting in comedy.
REVIEW: Fetch, Book Two: The Rescue Travels to the Underworld for a Major Twist
Storm King Comics' Fetch, Book Two: The Rescue finds its footing for a dark but gratifying conclusion to the monster and myth-filled story.
REVIEW: Fetch, Book One: The Journey Reinvents Classic Greek Myths for Today’s Readers
Fetch, Book One: The Journey reimagines a classic Greek myth as a modern kids' comic filled with adventure and heart.