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Despite the huge amount of source material and the weighty concepts within, The Sandman pulls in newcomers and fans alike.

Visually and narratively, Brand New Cherry Flavor is a cornucopia of color, textures, gore, sexuality, and satire.

The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo is a legitimately bad cartoon, but it’s also close to Halloween, has Vincent Price and is currently being offered on Amazon Prime.

Yes, Midnight Mass is a tale of terror, but Flanagan almost exclusively reserves that for the final episode.

Without a doubt, Zack Snyder's Justice League is the better film than Josstice League could have ever hoped to be.

So after the first three episodes of Season Two, The Boys is shaping up to be one of the best superhero shows on television. Again.

Palm Springs is a delightful new sci-fi rom-com bursting with imagination.

Space Force gives us five hours of comedy, where we can fantasize about a life that doesn’t so closely resemble hell.

In these chaotic times with a global pandemic as backdrop to ongoing protests about racial inequality and police brutality it's the HBO miniseries Chernobyl that keeps returning to mind.

Sing Yesterday for Me follows four characters intertwined by love in its various forms.

The Last Days of American Crime is a staggering waste of 150 minutes.

Carole & Tuesday is science fiction at its best, using the thread of music to give us a snapshot of the future.

Hi Score Girl, one of the many popular anime titles Netflix has picked up, leans heavily into nostalgia for its appeal.

So HBO’s Watchmen has the almost impossible job of telling a new story in this world without losing the flavor of the original comic.

With every conceivable level of filmmaking and storytelling, Verotika shows that Danzig is not remotely ready for the big screen.

Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 isn’t a bad show; it just doesn’t work.

Whether you are a seasoned Otaku, or new to the game here is what you should be watching.

Luckily, the Blu-ray transfer of Swamp Thing does a fantastic job of correcting the problem, and while the series is still dark, you can see what’s happening now.

This one wrap ups in a one-night two-parter, bridging the ante-penultimate episode of Arrow and the beginning of the new season of Legends of Tomorrow.

There’s pathos, drama and mystery here. Could the Paragons be the nascent Justice League?