Robert Kirkman reveals the truth behind young Mark Grayson’s Canada shirt
Apparently a fun Kirkman family Easter Egg!
HORROR BEAT: Nightmare Detective is one of J-Horror’s most disturbing examples
A hidden gem of J-Horror by one of Japan’s foremost filmmakers of the weird and extreme.
INTERVIEW: Mike McMahan on how his engagement photo shoot inspired an episode of STAR...
Expect big things to happen in the season finale!
REVIEW: THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS is a jaw-dropping dark comedy
Surpassing over 20 Million views on YouTube within a week, the pilot for The Amazing Digital Circus took the internet by storm, successfully spawning...
VIDEO GAME REVIEW: Analytical thinking with Pokémon in DETECTIVE PIKACHU RETURNS
In Detective Pikachu Returns, the Great Detective returns to solve another mystery in Ryme City. Read our non-spoiler review now!
REBEL MOON prequel comic expands on ZACK SNYDER’s new sci-fi film
The world of Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon film will be expanded in the upcoming prequel series House of the Bloodaxe, coming in 2024 from Titan Comics.
INTERVIEW: How KIFF creators Nic Small & Lucy Heavens mine their childhoods for nutty...
During New York Comic Con, we had the opportunity to sit down with creators of Kiff cartoon to discuss a variety of topics
HORROR BEAT: They won’t stay dead! Revisiting the NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD soundtrack
"Stop, Johnny, you're scaring me!" The Beat revisits the soundtrack for George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead.
SHUT IN THEATER: 181 Weekend Readings Later
Weekend Reading 181 feat. Alex Graham, CURSES, Fly Me To The Moon, Weird Work, The Mist, The Art of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & MORE!
HORROR BEAT: Our Dark Favorites from Master of Horror Stephen King
The Beat celebrates Halloween with Stephen King, feat. Pet Sematary, The Stand, IT, The Outsider, Holly, The Simpsons, Captain Trips & MORE!
NYCC ’23: Friends and foes revealed at Atom Eve video game panel
Move over Mark Grayson, it's Atom Eve's time to shine!
JAPAN SOCIETY unleashed a 35mm screening of Godzilla ’54 in anticipation of Minus One
Godzilla '54 is as terrifying today as it was when it first premiered.
