Julio compares and contrasts Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Romeo & Juliet with Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 film adaptation.

In this week’s Adaptation Analysis, Lyn compares the off-broadway hit Evil Dead: The Musical to the classic Sam Raimi film trilogy.

In this edition of Adaptation Analysis, Lyn takes a look at Sailor Moon’s transformation (MAKE-UP!) from manga to anime.

Julio compares and contrasts the original stage version of RENT with its film adaptation, along with the opera it was based on: La Boheme.

In this Adaptation Analysis, Lyn takes a look at the immensely popular board game Clue and its 1985 film adaptation.

Lyn takes a look at Robert Bloch’s novel Psycho and sees how it measures up to the Alfred Hitchcock film adaptation.

For our fifth analysis of film adaptations, we will reach out to Broadway for the source, with Joel Schumacher’s adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera.

With Watchmen, the “unfilmable graphic novel,” now in theaters, it’s time to take a look at the last Alan Moore work that was brought to the big screen — the politically-laced graphic novel, V for Vendetta.

Lyn takes a look at Battle Royale, the violent Japanese phenomenon that has traveled from book to movie and back to print as a manga.

This week Lyn takes a look at the translation of Mortal Kombat from video game to movie (but only the first movie, as she denies the existence of the sequels).