Tag: Movies
SILBER BULLETS: Garfield creator Jim Davis loves SPAWN (1997)
For the latest Silber Bullets, Zack Quaintance joins Greg for a viewing of the mildly scary and mostly terrible 1997 SPAWN film.
SILBER BULLETS: Can I offer you some nice horror in this trying time?
In this special October edition of Silber Linings, Greg explores horror as an unconventional source of comfort
SILBER BULLETS: Horror treats for the Beat Fleet
The Beat's Ricardo Serrano Denis helps Greg recommend horror films to The Beat for a special Halloween edition of Silber Linings
SILBER LININGS: Actor expresses desire for continued employment
Is an actor expressing interest in appearing in a movie or TV show a newsworthy event? Greg investigates.
SILBER LININGS: Presenting the Silber Medalists of the 2021 Greglympics
As the 2020 Tokyo Olympics draw to a close, Greg presents his own awards to a few of his favorite things and experiences.
SILBER LININGS: Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week with CLASS OF 1984
For a special Teacher Appreciation Week edition of Silber Linings, The Beat contributor and high school teacher Ricardo Serrano Denis joins Greg for a chat about the cult classic revenge thriller CLASS OF 1984.
Nickelodeon establishes Avatar Studios; New Animations in the Works
Earth, Fire, Water, Air…The World of Avatar Continues
10 characters Fox completely mishandled in their X-Men cinematic universe
These mutants were poor representations of their more exciting comic counterparts.
Silber Linings: The Yoda lightsaber duels are awesome, actually
The Star Wars prequel trilogy has a complicated legacy, but there's one controversial element that's a highlight of the entire franchise.
SILBER LININGS: Why Kevin Smith’s Onomatopoeia is a delightful Z-lister
In the first installment of his new humor column, Greg unpacks his love of obscure DC supervillain Onomatopoeia and love-hate relationship with Kevin Smith.
The 15 Best Movies of 2020
2020 was a particularly rough year for the film industry. With theatres being shut down and streaming deals being made for the future, everything might feel a little uncertain for movie lovers and those...
Review: ANYTHING FOR JACKSON is as close to hell as you’ll get and be...
Hell hath no fury like grandparents in grief.
