Author Archives: Lyn Cherowbrier

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

For this Fandom Deathmatch, Lyn reaches beyond the grave for two sets of spooks who know how to fight against the living — but how would they do against each other? Read More

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

Lyn checks out Up and lets us know whether it meets its considerable hype. (Hint: it does) Read More

It's the two delinquent minors of adult cartoons battling it out in this edition of Fandom Deathmatch. Read More

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

It's time for the fur to fly! In this battle, we shall pit the age old tabby, Garfield, against the razzled, anti-social seal point Bucky Katt! Which will be able to say he rules the cat box? Read and see for yourself! Read More

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

Two wisecracking, smuggling space pirates go head to head in this installment of Fandom Deathmatch. Read More

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. Read More

Over the weekend of April 3rd through 5th, Harry Potter fanatics and Twi-hards ambushed the Holiday Inn on International Drive in Orlando, Florida, to celebrate their love of two massively successful book franchises. Lyn was there on hand to witness. Read More

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. Read More