Villains: The Gentleman’s Name is Magneto
Stories aside, Magneto remains one of the very best super villains ever to come from Marvel films…in or out of the MCU.
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The Rise of the Female Hero!
For decades, women were only in Science Fiction, Horror and Action movies as a device for the hero to spring into action and as an object of sexual desire. Maybe, until the real world finds a balance and unbiased liberation is achieved, Hollywood needs to compensate for a while.
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Zack Snyder’s Justice League: And Justice for All
Zack Snyder’s Justice League
To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised. The additional material, I felt, expanded character development, and put in some heart and soul into scenes where it was missing. It also cleaned up some of the weaker plot points in the original.
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Women’s History Month-Catwoman: The Purr-fect Adversary
Normally depicted wearing a tight black body suit and using a bullwhip as a weapon. She was originally created to be different from the other villains in Batman’s rogue’s gallery. She was meant to be a femme fatal and to add sex appeal to the Batman book and provide a love interest to the main character and to engage batman in a game of wits.
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Villains: Doctor Octopus
Doc Ock is one of the most recognizable Marvel villain, and Spiderman’s most recurring and dangerous enemy. For the second week of Villains Month, let’s cover the result of a science experiment gone wrong: Doc Ock.
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Villains: The Loveable Luthors
If you say Superman villain, there is only one that leaps into view, Lex Luthor, a bald megalomaniac business man, scientist and politician
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Villains: Jokers Wild!
There is no superhero without his supervillain, and while Batman continues to be one of, if not, the most popular superheroes to date, he could not be the hero he is without The Joker. Without further ado, let’s discuss the most iconic supervillain of all time.
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Jordan Peele: From Actor to Auteur
I’m sure the name Jordan Peele is recognizable for one of two reasons: either from his writing/directing of Get Out or being one half of the comedy duo Key and Peele. For the last week of Black History Month we’re going to pay honor to actor/director/writer/producer Jordan Peele.
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Blaxploitation Gem- Sugar Hill: Supernatural Voodoo Woman
Sugar Hill
Blaxploitaation films were a sub-genre of movies in the 1960s and 1970s. They were typically low budget action or horror films with primarily an all black cast. Despite some crazy titles (Blackenstein) there were some really good horror films that can hold their own against similar mainstream B-movies.
DetailsA Tribute to Samuel L. Jackson
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past ten years, you’ve heard of Samuel L. Jackson; he’s one of the most popular black actors of all time. For the third week of Black History Month, we’re covering an acting legend.
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