Shades of Gray

As some of you know (or will momentarily learn), I am the publisher and co-editor the Science Sleuth series from NUELOW Games. In the course...

In July, NUELOW Games released its best-selling comics title so far-- Science Sleuths #1 . On August 22, the second issue of Science Sle...

D.O.A. (aka "Dead On Arrival")  (1949)  Starring: Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton, Beverly Garland, Lynne Bagget, Luther Adler...

During the early years of the comic book industry, more series-leading characters came and went than possibly in all the decades that have f...

From the beginning of this blog, I've been putting up a Milla Jovovich picture here at least once every 3-4 months. It started as an acc...

The question in the header is an old argument. I don't really want to engage in it, as it's rather pointless. I am just putting out ...

"The Cat and the Canary" is a 1927 film that many of those who like to think they know how to make a horror film, as well as many ...

This 1937 film by Alfred Hitchcock is one of my favorites from the great director. "Young and Innocent" is one of Hitchcock'...

Happy Independence Day, America! The A-Team (Ava Gardner, Alice White ]in another one of her many bizarre hats] and Ann Miller) are pitchin...

This time around in Classic Cinema , Boris Karloff plays an obsessed scientist who has found the secret of the human soul and how to preserv...