Welcome back for more reviews of the “All Chibi-Moon, All The Time” season of Sailor Moon! We just got done a bunch of Filler Episodes while they wait for Naoko Takeuchi to write more issues of the manga, and some times actually move forward and change here! So the baddies […]
Top 5 Fifth Doctor Stories (Doctor Who)
Hey gang! It’s Andy Larson back with another installment of my ongoing “Best Doctor Who stories” series of monthly articles. And it’s rather sad because really this is going to be the second to the last of this series for me. Why, you ask? Aren’t we only up to the […]
Pop-Tart Quest: Pretzel Tarts
IN A WORLD WHERE SOME PEOPLE THINK “SALT” AND “SWEET” BELONG TOGETHER, POP-TARTS HAS YOUR BACK. USUALLY YOU WILL FIND PRETZELS TO BE TWISTY-TURNEY TREATS, BUT WHAT IF THEY WERE… FLAT? THIS IS… POP-TART QUEST! I don’t know that there is a single mall around me that doesn’t have, like, […]
The Champ (1931)
Today on Ghosts of the Criterion Collection, we take a look at the 1931 classic from King Vidor on MGM Pictures, “The Champ”. I picked this one to coincide with this week’s episode of the Ghosts of the Stratosphere podcast in which they discuss the classic Daredevil epic “Born Again”, […]
Show 5.26.20: Being Born Again
The Ghosts don’t care if you are blind as a bat. It’s the Deaf ones we worry about. They can’t hear our terrific podcast! On this week’s show: The Ghosts welcome back Zach Josebeck, our original rookie, for a read pile review of arguably the most famous Daredevil story […]
Panels to Popcorn: TMNT (2007)
Polishing off my plan to post reviews of some of the cartoon related movies that I watched during my COVID-19 isolation here during my weekly articles here in May, I thought I should do another review of a more comic book related property than just some unrelated bric-a-brac. And given […]
CRT: Bitter Root by Walker, Brown, and Greene Review
Hi folks! Around 2015, 2016, Marvel Comics had what I considered to be a renaissance with its side titles. Sure, the big time books were all being held down by the big names—both in a positive and negative sense as far as making books the mass audience could enjoy, but […]
How I Still Love WWE
It’s not always easy to love WWE, and it hasn’t been for almost a solid decade. It’s not even USUALLY easy to love WWE. As a company, they have made a lot of missteps. Many of those missteps have been creatively, sure, we all know about those. Others have been […]
Jab’s Reviews: A Goofy Movie (Character Retrospective)
Since my review of “A Goofy Movie” was getting a little long last week, I decided to split it up into two. Today’s article just deals with the characters in the movie. Again, you haven’t read my thoughts on the actual movie, I urge you to check out that previous […]
Andy’s Read Pile: Before Watchmen, Rorschach
Hello to all my comic reading fans out there! It’s your good friend, Andy Larson, host of the Ghosts of the Stratosphere podcast, back with another edition, of reading some comics and talking about them so you don’t have to! Speaking of the podcast, just this week we released a […]
Stew’s Reviews: John Wick
I only recently got around to seeing John Wicks 2 or 3. I’m actually doing really well on that list of missed films from the 2010’s (COVID-19 has “helped”), and the Wick sequels were top priority there. I have been averaging four to five movies a week ever since I have been […]
Blind Alley (1939)
Hello fellow paranormal followers! My name is Jeremy, and the head Ghosts have deemed me worthy to contribute to this grand ghostly site of comics and various forms of entertainment! I’m a passionate Criterion Collection collector, definitely a cinephile as well as an audiophile. I like to be able to […]