MOVIE REVIEW: Dracula
Tim MatassaBela Lugosi sets the standard for ALL Dracula’s to come. Plus, Van Helsing is a worthy adversary, Renfield is unhinged, and Harker loses everything cool about him from the book.
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TV REVIEW: X-Men (2.3) – Whatever It Takes
Storm and Rogue travel to Africa to save Storm’s home from the Shadow King. Plus, Wolverine won’t give up on Morph, and Professor X can walk!
STORY REVIEW: Dracula’s Guest
An Englishman ignores the local folklore and nearly pays the ultimate price. Plus, the undead, a giant wolf, and an unholy graveyard—you know you’re in a Dracula story.
TV REVIEW: Twisted Metal (Season 1)
Sparks fly as John and Quiet race against the clock to make a special delivery. Plus, a demagogic lawman, a special relationship with a car, and a psycho clown who drives an ice cream truck.
TV REVIEW: X-Men (2.2) – Till Death Do Us Part: Part Two
Mister Sinister takes the spotlight as Cyclops’ and Jean’s honeymoon goes awry. Plus, Morph wreaks more havoc, Wolverine crashes an unfriendly rally, and Xavier and Magneto walk into a trap.
TV REVIEW: X-Men (2.1) – Till Death Do Us Part: Part One
The new president’s followers feel betrayed by his pro-mutant agenda. Plus, a brainwashed friend returns from the dead, a sinister villain arrives, and Wolverine fantasizes about murdering Cyclops on his wedding day!
STORY REVIEW: Dread
There is no delight the equal of dread. Plus, an axe-wielding clown is nightmare fuel come to life for a cowardly monster.
TV REVIEW: Twisted Metal (1.10) – SHNGRLA
All hell breaks loose, and Stone faces a familiar choice. Plus, Quiet isn’t welcome, Raven reveals her true intentions, and John finally learns what Jell-O really is.
TV REVIEW: X-Men (Season 1)
Wolverine and Gambit provide the fireworks, while Rogue is the unsung heroine of Season 1. Plus, the villains are heavy hitters, Cable is a one-man wrecking crew, and Cyclops is fun to laugh at.
STORY REVIEW: Bon-Bon
A rotund philosopher gets an unexpected visit from the devil. Plus, too many drinks, a bargain lost, and Epicurus tastes like chicken.