Director’s Flashback: Guillermo del Toro Paul Brian McCoy March 5, 2018 Shot for Shot Despite this, del Toro continues to be an inspiration visually and imaginatively, creating films that are distinctly original and visually stunning, every time the lights go down and the screen lights up.
Mazinger Z: Infinity (2017) Paul Brian McCoy February 19, 2018 Movies, Reviews Mazinger Z: Infinity is about as solid a film about giant mechas fighting giant kaiju as is humanly possible.
Inoperable (2017) Paul Brian McCoy February 6, 2018 Movies, Reviews I have a confession to make. If Danielle Harris is in a horror movie, I’ll watch it.
Comics in Focus: Chris Claremont’s X-Men (2014-2018) Paul Brian McCoy February 5, 2018 Movies, Reviews Comics in Focus: Chris Claremont’s X-Men is a documentary about a seismic shift in comics storytelling that laid the groundwork for the Marvel Comics of today.
New Trailer for Documentary CHRIS CLAREMONT’S X-MEN psychodr January 28, 2018 News Chris Claremont came to Marvel as a young man, and was assigned a book that no one else wanted, a book on the brink of cancellation: X-Men.
The Alienist 1.01 – 1.02 Paul Brian McCoy January 21, 2018 Reviews, TV It’s going to take some work to make this series more than just gorgeous settings, brutal murders, and scantily clad boy prostitutes.
5.0 Blade Runner 2049 Blu-ray Review Paul Brian McCoy January 15, 2018 DVD/Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews There is literally no element of this film that isn’t brilliant, even at its 2 hours and 44-minute runtime.
Stephen King’s IT (2017) Blu-ray Paul Brian McCoy January 8, 2018 DVD/Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews IT looks great and has a fantastic, multi-talented cast. The script has some problems, though.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi – Chapter Three: Paul Brian McCoy Paul Brian McCoy December 18, 2017 Movies, Reviews Visually, the film is spectacular and brings to the screen some of the most beautiful images in the history of the series.
Marvel’s The Punisher Season One Paul Brian McCoy November 19, 2017 All Binge... No Purge, Reviews, TV Under Lightfoot’s guidance, The Punisher just might be the best live-action anything that Marvel has produced.
Marvel at the Movies: The Punishers Paul Brian McCoy November 18, 2017 Marvel at the Movies, Reviews Before we see how Bernthal's take on the character plays out, we thought we'd take a look at the long and varied history of The Punisher in the comics and on film.
Advance Review: The Theta Girl (2017) Paul Brian McCoy November 10, 2017 Movies, Reviews The Theta Girl explodes onto the screen like the lovechild of Ted V. Mikels and Jodorowsky.
Westworld: Season One Blu-ray Paul Brian McCoy November 6, 2017 DVD/Blu-ray, Reviews, TV Not only is Westworld a must-see, it’s a must-own collection that will reward multiple viewings in ways that few other shows would even attempt.
All the Devils are Here (2017) Paul Brian McCoy November 5, 2017 Movies, Reviews, Zombies 101 All the Devils are Here is an extremely entertaining throw-back to 80s low-budget horror!
Zombie Spring Breakers (2016) Paul Brian McCoy November 1, 2017 Movies, Reviews, Zombies 101 Zombie Spring Breakers is the least creative, most pointless zombie comedy I have ever seen.
Stranger Things Season 2 Paul Brian McCoy October 31, 2017 Reviews, TV But seriously. This is one of the strongest ensemble casts on television today.
A Haunting in Salem (2011) Paul Brian McCoy October 26, 2017 Movies, Reviews A Haunting in Salem is a well put-together little ghost film and nothing like the schlocky, goofball experience I was expecting.
I Am Alone (2015) Paul Brian McCoy October 18, 2017 Movies, Reviews, Zombies 101 While the rest of the film plays out along a more traditional narrative line, Fitts’ struggle is key to what makes I am Alone stand out.
Red Christmas (2016) Paul Brian McCoy October 17, 2017 Movies, Reviews Red Christmas has no qualms about making a bloody, gory, transgressive instant holiday horror classic.
Talon Falls (2017) Paul Brian McCoy October 13, 2017 Movies, Reviews That it kind of forces the story to follow a predictable path is a minus, but with enough innovation and imagination, Talon Falls could have been something very culty classicy.