All Things DRAGONHEART

by Adam Riske and Robyn Buckley

The beginning of a writing quest that Robyn and Adam will not soon forget.

Thrills, Chills, and Spills: JUMANJI

by JB

Would this “children’s film” live up to my memories of it from decades ago? Would the new 4K Blu-ray live up to my HD and HDR expectations?

Bossa Nova, Dude: The TMNT Trilogy

by Melissa Uhrin

They're gnarly, they're bitchin', they're uhhhh mega... uhhh.

...They're the little green mutant teens that just so happen to be pizza loving turtles.

Heath Holland On...Fantasy and Sword & Sorcery Movies in the '90s

by Heath Holland

Know, oh prince, that between the years after the Reagan administration and the coming of Y2K, there came an age undreamed of, of low art and even lower production values, where even the most stalwart of sword and sorcery loyalists found they could not defend what had become of their genre. It was a time of darkness, gnashing of teeth, and lamentations. Hither came the nineties, and long did it suck upon the scrotum of the beast. And the memory of the many and wondrous sword and sorcery movies, movies of gigantic melancholies and gigantic mirth which had come before, were trod to dust beneath its sandaled feet.