In an age of superhero movies, many heroes have graced the silver screen. From the Avengers to the Justice League, many superheroes have become major players in movies with the likes of team up films becoming a norm for the genre. Yet the genre has been no stranger to the likes of supervillains as they not only played a role in superhero movies, but have also starred in their own set of films as well. A cased point is none other than the team of expendable criminals known as

DC Comics certainly made a statement this past weekend. When so many events have been cancelled because of the current pandemic, DC along with Warner Media and AT&T decided to take this opportunity to make something new for fans, and so came the creation of the DC Fandome. The Fandome was an all-day event that featured presentations covering the properties of DC Comics. With such an unprecedented event I decided to take a digital trip to the Fandome and I have to say that, fo

The worlds of DC continues to expand. The DC Films (or DC Extended Universe) has had its ups and downs, but it continues to make a name for itself with recent releases such as Aquaman and Shazam. The latest film from the shared universe takes a step on the wild side by centering on the one and only Harley Quinn. Since her debut in Batman: The Animated Series, the supervillain has become a major player for DC by being part of numerous comics and making her cinematic debut in 2

When it comes to directors with a unique vision, none may be more prominent than that of Quinten Tarantino. Since his work on Reservoir Dogs,  the acclaimed filmmaker has brought his sense of style to an array of movies such as Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Inglorious Bastards and more recently The Hateful Eight. Now Tarrantino is back with his ninth motion picture  and this time the director takes moviegoers to the land of the stars: Hollywood. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is a