Review Archives

Thanks for joining us for our fourth edition of Happy Trails!, Bleeding Cool’s live-blog of Syfy‘s Happy! and tonight’s second episode, ‘Year of the Horse.” At the end of last week's episode, Christopher Meloni‘s Nick Sax went twelve rounds with Very Bad Santa (Joseph Reitman)... and it did not go well for Sax.

Review of Eugenic #3 from BOOM! Studios by James Tynion IV, Eryk Donovan, Dee Cunniffe, and Jim Campbell, presenting us with a very real horror more horrifying than blood, guts and murder.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool’s weekly recap of Syfy‘s Happy! for another round of “reminder recap,” with our sights set on Episode 3, ‘When Christmas was Christmas.’

AMC has a marathon of Preacher Seasons 1 and 2 rolling your way on December 26, so before you hit the road on "The Search for God," here are a few "sign posts" to keep in mind during your travels (...and stock up on sunscreen!).

One of the last subscription boxes to come to my doorstep this year was from the awesome people at Geek Fuel. Considering the previous boxes I'd received, I was kind of interested to see what they had in store for a December subscription box. 

It's been 23 years since Robin Williams and Bonnie Hunt first sat down and pulled out a mysterious board game called Jumanji. Beginning the game becomes a

Review: Molly's Game, the directorial debut of screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, is a fantastically entertaining film with Jessica Chastain in her best performance yet.

Back in 2012 Pitch Perfect showed up on the scene during the height of the High School Musical and Glee teen singing craze of films. What was most novel

Review: Batman #37 from DC Comics by Tom King, Clay Mann, and Jordie Bellaire shows you can fill a Batman comic with comedy and friendship and it works perfectly well!

The Hulu VR interface just might be the oddest yet most interesting way you can watch your favorite shows. I never really thought I'd be sitting here reviewing Hulu as games writer, but really, what else was I supposed to do with this?

Review: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle doesn't take advantage of its premise, instead going for lazy lowbrow humor and not much else.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool's weekly recap of Syfy's Happy!, as we get ready to "reminder recap" last week's second episode 'What Smiles Are For.'

Review: The Greatest Showman has one of the best soundtracks of the year. Right from the start of the film you can tell that first-time director Michael Gracey is going for a stylized musical in the same vein as a Moulin Rouge or Chicago. Sadly, it does not reach those heights.

Review of Dark Nights: Metal #4 by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, FCO Plascencia, and Steve Wands as the story takes us diving in the dark.

Hollywood's long history of live-action musicals never really has gone away. It always seems that there's been a lull between your last favorite and the