Moving Pictures

Slashers 101 is Stacie Ponder’s zine-sized cartoon-format exploration of her favorite horror subgenre. If you’ve seen one, you’ve kind of seen ‘em all. Stacie Ponder actually has seen ‘em all.

Go to any notable, geek-oriented web community and find The Walking Dead discussion. You’re almost guaranteed to discover TV and horror fans arguing about the show’s relative merits, with the naysayers screaming the loudest.

Johnny Depp goes gonzo in Puerto Rico; an animated puss struts his stuff; Justin Timberlake continues his attempt at movie stardom; and Shakespeare might turn out to be not so great after all.

This was seriously one of the worst episodes of TNA ever produced. If TNA Impact Wrestling shows were towns built at the foothills of active volcanoes, then this one would definitely be the Pompeii of them all.

Can you name even five famous mustaches? Guy looks at the top ten guys with the most impressive facial hair that have graced us on film and TV.

To celebrate the release of Attack the Block on Blu-ray, Tim sat down with writer and director Joe Cornish in New York. Find out the filmmaker’s thoughts on his special effects, cast, and that incredible ending.

We’re now four episodes into Showtime’s cerebral new drama Homeland, and I think it’s safe to say we’ve found our latest obsession.

Tim survives the third entry in the found-footage horror franchise. Is it worth your dime or is the premise getting thin?

Guy is buying stock in this movie.

More activity of the paranormal variety creeps us the fuck out; the Three Musketeers get Paul W.S. Andersoned; a goofy British spy invades our shores and makes the Revolution all the more sweeter; and an Olsen sister reveals she actually has talent.

While TNA Impact was mostly boring, needless bullshit, at least it ended with a little bit of an oomph.

Tim makes a few withdrawals from the ATM on his way to seeing this follow-up to director Tom Six’s mega gross-out film. Bring a barf bag and a mop.

Guy sees if this Thing has that certain some-thing of John Carpenter’s Thing.

David says the show picked up right where it left off. Unfortunately.

Why FOX’s new show Terra Nova underwhelms its viewers.