Superman and the Mole Men was very much a Superman story.

Lego DC Batman: Family Matters, is interesting for old school fans as it introduces the Lego world to the story of Jason Todd, otherwise known as Robin/Red Hood.

Them That Follow delves into one of America's darker sub-cultures, in this case snake-handling churches in Appalachia.

All Hail the Popcorn King makes it clear that Joe R. Lansdale is a Goddamn American Treasure.

Return of the Living Dead is an institution.

The Kitchen has potential but it’s too often running off the fumes of other mob movies.

While it lacks the visual power of the comic, Batman: Hush tightens up and improves on the original story.

Nekrotronic is, quite simply, a fantastic looking film and a helluva good time from start to finish.

Despite, or maybe because of, its origins, The LEGO Batman movie may be the best representation of the character on film.

Hobbs & Shaw has little more on its mind than giving its audience a good time, and it easily achieves that aim.