Written by Jonathan Klotz | Published 29 seconds ago It’s hard to get parodies right. per Space ballsthere Epic movie and Disaster moviebut in the late 1980s, teenager Ben Edlund created a big, blue superhero named The Tick and accidentally launched one of the most successful superhero parodies. Despite not having remotely tick-like powers, the … Read more
Written by Jonathan Klotz | Published 20 seconds ago The huge success of Dungeons and Dragons podcasts, incl Adventure Zone, Not another Dungeons & Dragons podcastand rotating heroes, It helped make the classic backgammon game more popular than ever. Critical rolethe largest and most successful real-life theater podcast, they even turned their campaign into an … Read more
Written by Jonathan Klotz | Published 18 seconds ago Back in 1991, when MTV was still known for music videos and not endless reruns SarcasmIt was a haven for experimental, strange, and cross-border series Liquid TV. The 30-minute show featured short animated films of various genres and animation styles, ranging from Beavis and Butt-Head To … Read more
Written by Robert Scocchi | Updated 1 hour ago Steven Seagal’s days of portraying the “he’s so good” action hero may be over, but the man who brought us Under siege, On deadly groundand It’s hard to kill He deserves credit when he is worthy of pursuing roles that fall into an ethical gray area. … Read more
Written by Chris Snellgrove | Published 1 hour ago With the holidays upon us, many families try to find the perfect movies to watch together, but that can be difficult when the most interesting films hit theaters (from… Nosferatu to Babygirl) Not entirely suitable for children. But did you know that the perfect ’90s blockbuster … Read more
Written by Drew Deitch | Published 43 seconds ago Dark City It’s one of those movies that people either seem to love or have never seen before. Whenever I mention Alex Proyas’s 1998 noir sci-fi film, those who know what it is react with glee. The film has maintained a strong cult following over the … Read more
Written by Drew Deitch | Published 3 seconds ago Phantom There was so much to do. It was a great production, had a strong marketing push, and was billed as the perfect summer superhero movie. Unfortunately, none of those helped it reach the No. 6 spot during its opening weekend. Why did you do it? … Read more
Written by Drew Deitch | Published 8 seconds ago The buddy cop action subgenre peaked in the 1980s, but continued to be a welcome comfort for moviegoers into the 1990s. However, people were ready for a fresher take on the material and an old-fashioned buddy cop flick was needed to inject its own flavor into … Read more
Written by Jonathan Klotz | Published 9 hours ago The ’90s were a golden age for syndicated fantasy shows. following in wake Hercules: The Legendary JourneysThe audience was a huge success Xena: Warrior PrincessThen a series of similar offers, from The New Adventures of Robin Hood and The Adventures of Sinbad to Jack of hearts … Read more
Written by Drew Deitch | Published 1 hour ago Before blockbusters were allowed to be just superhero movies or outdated sequels, the 1990s offered a slew of original, big-budget adventures that audiences were willing to take a chance on. I’d give anything to go back a decade when you love the movies Tremors, Anacondaand Deep … Read more