ABDUCTION Review: Scott Adkins Plays Against Type To Interesting Effect
The modern action cinema great goes up against vast cosmic evil in this shaky, enjoyable science fiction actioner.
Justin Harrison
Join Date: Oct 12, 2016 • Last Entry Date: Mar 11, 2020 • Articles: 87
Justin Harrison is a writer based in Austin, Texas. He moved there for school, graduated, and would like to stay if possible. He would also like more folks to watch Miami Vice and The Brothers Bloom.
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GODZILLA: THE HALF-CENTURY WAR Skillfully Translates The Kaiju King From Screen To Page
James Stokoe’s 2012 miniseries pays loving tribute to Godzilla through damn good sequential art.
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What’s To Be Found 30 Years After THE LAST CRUSADE? Illumination
The closing chapter of the original INDIANA JONES trilogy is as much the Joneses’ quest for themselves as their quest for the Holy Grail.
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ROAD HOUSE At 30: “Pain Don’t Hurt” Says It All
Like Patrick Swayze’s legendary oxymoron, it’s both bonkers and terrific.
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JOHN WICK’s Continental: A Necessary Oasis For The Wicked
The assassins’ hotel is not merely neutral ground in a violent world. It’s a place where killers can be human.
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The Complex And Layered Villains Of POKÉMON
Their arcs are home to some of the most interesting storytelling in the games.
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THE MATRIX Trilogy’s Agent Smith: Neo’s Lost And Wicked Mirror
A celebration of Hugo Weaving’s terrified, terrifying virus on THE MATRIX RELOADED’s birthday
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In Marvel’s Superhero Comics, The End Is Both The End And Not
Marvel heroes carry on when a creative team wraps up their run, but those stories still need to end.
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IRON MAN THREE And Everyday Life In The MCU
Iron Man Rescues Presidential Staff! Traffic Remains Congested.
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THE MATRIX At 20: Considering Cypher, Neo’s Shadow
Joe Pantoliano’s treacherous slimeball is a fascinating inversion of Reeves’ iconic hero in both performance and text.
