Movies

Released in 1994, Love and a .45 is an extremely fun independent film that could be described as a Bonnie and Clyde for the grunge era. The title alone was enough for me give it a chance, and within the first 15 minutes I was in love with it. Read More

Jennifer's Body is a strongly written, hilariously terrifying movie that has earned a place in my DVD collection, but I would only recommend that serious fans of B-horror movies go to see the film in the theater. For those of you out there that do, you Read More

In brightest day, in blackest night, these fans couldn't resist crafting some great Green Lantern creations. Read More

I passed up the chance to buy and read the comic it's based on because I didn't want to be comparing it to the source material the entire time at the movie theater. This was a bad idea on my part because the trailer had me thinking this was going to be Read More

You know what's worse than seeing a bad movie? Seeing a movie that has the potential to be brilliant but then takes a left turn into the crap heap. Read More

Comic book movies are bigger now than ever. And here at Fandomania we wanted to give you nice little guide on the best of the best, based on successful translation from page to screen by use of visual style, story, cast and general quality. Read More

In honor of Megan Fox's upcoming release, Jennifer's Body, in which a high school cheerleader starts offing her male schoolmates after she is possessed by... something, we have a list of five other movies that involve cheerleaders — zombie cheerleaders, Read More

In theory, Halloween II has all of the characteristic horror movie elements that have elevated modern-day slasher movies and thrillers to the top of my favorite movies list. But while Rob Zombie's original Halloween reboot still felt strongly grounded Read More

Inglourious Basterds offers a variety of elements that some directors would be hard-pressed to integrate as seamlessly as Tarantino can — violence, humor, gore, and even a bit of history all come together to make Inglourious Basterds a film that will Read More

Rob Zombie's second movie in his relaunched Halloween franchise is in theaters today, and this week's Fan Art Friday spotlights its iconic killer, Michael Myers (not to be mistaken for Austin Powers' Mike Myers). Read More

Like my favorite magazine articles of old, I'd like to have a little old school "Wizard Casting Call" and explore who I personally would think make an incredible Justice League of America. Let's begin! Read More

Jake takes advantage of Hulu's wide offering of films to review 1993's Mad Dog and Glory. Read More