Opinionated commentary on film, TV, comics, & geek-culture; regularly weighing in on related items with spelling errors, sarcasm, and satire (NOT Bleeding Kewl)
A.H. Lloyd explains why Hollywood keeps backing woke projects, from Netflix to Sweet Baby Inc., even as audiences openly reject them and a cultural counterrevolution grows. The motivation is not what you think it is: https://t.co/hpD0W4VH17
As Hollywood’s culture war enters its desperate, final act and woke franchises stumble, black-pill distractions and symbolic victories are being propped up to demoralize audiences. Thankfully Gen X is familiar with the term “FINISH HIM!”- and now's the time. Instructions below:
Rebellion Publishing teams with Universal Distribution to bring 2000 AD, Judge Dredd, Rogue Trooper, and more classic British comics to U.S. and Canadian comic shops through a new direct-market deal.
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Danny Boyle defended his brief AI use in Netflix’s 'Ink' at TIFF, but that didn't assuage grumblings that Hollywood's latest technology will replace performers as it reshapes filmmaking. https://t.co/9l9SogfnGZ
As Danny Boyle’s 'Ink' examines Rupert Murdoch’s media revolution, its 30 seconds of AI footage has caused a stir among fundamentalists who think Hollywood isn't innovating; it's quietly training itself to replace its people
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The ICON Festival of Comic & Narrative Art brings superstar talent to Los Angeles, but its luxury trappings and collector-focused pitch makes @avigreen1 question whether storytelling—or speculation—is the priority.
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Backrooms director Kane Parsons sparked Portal movie rumors after visiting Valve, reviving interest in J.J. Abrams' long-delayed adaptation. https://t.co/Bnd10bFe6S
After a trip to Valve's headquarters, Backrooms director Kane Parsons has fans wondering if he could enter the long-delayed Portal movie project. The internet filmmaker may have found his next escape route.
Here's what went down... (link below)
David Colton’s destiny changes forever in Avengers: Armageddon #4 as the Origin Box’s shocking connection to Miracleman makes him the Marvel Universe’s newest—and most dangerous—superhero.
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Zach Cregger turns Capcom’s survival-horror rules into 90 minutes of locked doors, low ammo, infected flesh, and panic. Our review of RESIDENT EVIL (2026) is up.
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