Television series
Rod Lott
He’s a legend in the comics world — and rightfully so — for creating the likes of Spider-Man, Hulk, The Fantastic Four and X-Men, but that was, like, decades ago.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: x-men
Stan Lee’s Superhumans: Season One
Interesting stuff, but a bit too drawn-out
Television series
Rod Lott
He’s a legend in the comics world — and rightfully so — for creating the likes of Spider-Man, Hulk, The Fantastic Four and X-Men, but that was, like, decades ago.
Camp Hell
Holy ‘Meatballs’!
Horror
Rod Lott
At the summer camp at the center of this film, cell phones are christened "hell phones," fraternizing with the opposite sex is not allowed, masturbation is a sin that prevents you from entering the gates of Heaven, and everyone goes around calling each other "Brother" and "Sister.”
VOTD: Alien eyes
Watch a sliver of the glory that is the new M83 album.
M83’s excellent, acclaimed, new double-LP, “Hurry Up, We're Dreaming,” is out now, and this weird, stunning video surfaced online recently to promote it.
Watch as some very gifted students escape their very Charles Xavier-inspired school to run around, experiment with their powers, watch the sun set, and get creepy glowing alien eyes. Bizarre story for sure, but it’s a perfect complement to the explosive synth-driven soundtrack that is “Midnight City.”
The album is also still available for streaming, if you’re afraid to commit to spending $12.99 on it. Hit that up at Disco Naivete.
by Matt Carney
10.18.2011
1 year ago
The album is also still available for streaming, if you’re afraid to commit to spending $12.99 on it. Hit that up at Disco Naivete.
Mutant Girls Squad
Yes, another story about teen girls with octopus arms.
Action
Rod Lott
If you thought the X-Men series could use schoolgirl uniforms and tools protruding from naughty bits, have the Sushi Typhoon guys got a movie for you! It's called Mutant Girls Squad and, being from Japan, is three times crazier than America would think to make, or have the guts.
Blade Anime
The vampire hunter gets a toothless treatment.
Action
Rod Lott
I love the character of Blade. I love the Blade comic books, starting with his debut in Marvel's Tomb of Dracula in the 1970s. I love all three Blade movies — yes, including that third one. Hell, I even love the short-lived Blade series Spike TV aired in 2006.
