Nuking The Cat

Sometimes you just reach a moment where you have to stop and ask yourself “Am I finally too old for this?” Transformers: Earthspark has...

Turns out you can ruin an entire miniseries with one scene. Thankfully, or perhaps not so much, they saved it for the last episode. But...

I didn’t want to start Black History Month like this. My plan was to sit down and have some fun watching some Blaxploitation films and...

You know, it’s only now, after having watched the final act of Netflix’s War for Cybertron Trilogy that I realize that I never posted a...

It’s like 2002 all over again. You see, back then, two shows were premiering on Cartoon Network’s Toonami. The one I was looking forward...

I have to confess, I wasn’t terribly bowled over by Star Wars Rebels season 1. That’s part of why I didn’t review it on the site when it...

At the end of 2013’s Evil Dead remake, if you sat through the credits there was a brief after credits sequence featuring the man himself,...

Back when we were still only seeing prototypes of what would prove to be the awesome new Machine Robo/GoBots toys, well…I got a little...

As I’ve said in an earlier review or reviews, the foundation of my character and morality is firmly rooted in two fictional characters:...

Freak of the Week. You follow up one of the best, most epic Transformers TV series with a show that boils down to a very weak Freak of...

Ooof. Now, don’t get me wrong, it’s not Agents of SHIELD bad…or Gotham bad, but Daredevil season 2 apparently has been met with rave...

“Accident.” “Experiment.” And with that small exchange, that’s as close to an origin for the powers of both Jessica Jones and Luke Cage...

I get that I’m going to sound like an old fart who is clearly a child of the 80s, but man, they just don’t make ‘em like this anymore…and...

When Green Lantern: the Animated Series and Young Justice were brought to an end on Cartoon Network, well, there was a mystery as to what...

It all started with giant robots. Transformers, Voltron, Tranzor Z. The mornings and afternoons of my childhood were dominated by giant...