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5 Goth Masterpieces to Resurrect the Season
With the forward march of time comes everyone’s favorite month to be macabre: October! Sure, goths don’t need an excuse to be morbid and mysterious
With the forward march of time comes everyone’s favorite month to be macabre: October! Sure, goths don’t need an excuse to be morbid and mysterious
Turning Red stealthily sums up Mei Lin’s relationship with her mother through a surprising and colorful motif: Mei’s relationship with her Tamagotchi.
With the holidays right around the corner, it’s only right to ask the big questions, like “When is The Witcher coming back, exactly?” and “Will
It’s another Monday in hell, and we are here to put a sweet little cherry on top of your fire-and-brimstone sundae!
Well, it’s February 1, and that means it’s Hourly Comic Day, Imbolc (the halfway point between midwinter and the spring equinox), AND the first day
Good afternoon, POMEs! We’ve adopted the following as our new standard pandemic email greeting, which really gets to the heart of our experience at the
Heads up: this post contains spoilers for 2015’s Jupiter Ascending. Don’t read ahead if you don’t want any bit of this DeviantArt space opera ruined
To say the news of a fourth Matrix film with Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss returning genuinely shocked me would be an understatement. I hold
When I find myself in a slump, one of the most comforting (and effective) courses of action I take is simple: I get into my comfiest pair of sweatpants and oversized shirt, grab a blanket and pillow, and put on a feel-good movie of my choice.
For fans who have been following the Marvel Cinematic Universe over the last decade, the upcoming Avengers: Endgame is, to state it lightly, a really
It may not feel like it, but The Princess Bride is officially over thirty years old this year. Yet, with such a fervent fanbase behind
With so much glowing praise surrounding its release, you’ve likely heard by now that Guillermo del Toro’s new film The Shape of Water is a