Article by: Anthony Florez   I had a difficult time believing that the second season of Marvel's Daredevil could outdo the first, which was mature and complex as well as intelligent and incredibly grounded for what it was. It never felt like a comic book adaptation and not simply because of its literal

Article by: John Gholson Img Credits: Ray Zombie   Pro wrestling is the new punk rock. If that analogy holds, then WWE is a major label snatching up tiny acts and homogenizing them into something they perceive as more “radio friendly.” Heck, they even have their own punk label, NXT, a showcase

Article by: Robert Moore   It can be said that despite Netflix’s recent excellent reputation in quality shows, many comic book fans were feeling trepidatious last year over the 13 episode first season of Marvel’s very own Daredevil series.  (Perhaps due to the disastrous Ben Affleck version of the character from 2003

Article by: Brian Toglia   I wanted to believe...       Mulder and Scully, while not originally household names due to the X-Files niche following at the start of the show in the early 90's, eventually became TV royalty. I was an early adopter, so to speak. In a time before DVR, it was difficult

  Article by: Brian Toglia   I wrote a complete article reviewing season one of Ash vs Evil Dead. I did the normal reread, fact checking, and just plain ol’ rewriting that I often do. It was a good article. I carefully went over all the happenings of the first season. A lot