Review by guest contributor Sammi Freund. On a niche retro television message board, a user brings up a long forgotten show from their childhood local TV station. As more users remember and bring forth memories, they share details about Candle Cove that seem believable for Read More …
Each week in November, the Deadshirt crew is partnering up for a look at cinema’s defining Buddy Cop movies. In this installment, Mike Fiorilla and Dylan Roth are tasked with a piece of buddy cop esoterica: Mark Goldblatt’s 1988 film Dead Heat, in which in which two police pals go Read More …
Each week in November, the Deadshirt crew is partnering up for a look at cinema’s defining Buddy Cop movies. Up first: Dominic Griffin and Max Robinson tackle the racially charged sleaze thriller 48 Hrs. 48 Hrs. (1982) Directed by Walter Hill Starring Nick Nolte and Read More …
Fox’s “Batman-without-Batman” soap opera is the most amazingly weird show on television. For every episode this season, Deadshirt’s own Sarah Register, Kayleigh Hearn and Max Robinson discuss the good, the bad…the beginning? of little Bruce Wayne, skinny Oswald Cobblepot, and Jim Gordon sans ‘stache as they try to find their Read More …
With Marvel’s Doctor Strange opening in theaters this weekend, Deadshirt.net looks back at some of the very best comics starring the good doctor. Max Robinson, David Uzumeri, and Dominic Griffin share why Doctor Strange is the Sorcerer Supreme! Doctor Strange #58-62 (1983) Written by Roger Read More …
Deadshirt Is Reading… is a weekly feature in which Deadshirt’s staff, contributing writers, and friends-of-the-site offer their thoughts on Big Two cape titles, creator-owned books, webcomics and more. Max Robinson is reading… Occupy Avengers #1 Written by David Walker Art by Carlos Pacheco Marvel Comics “God Read More …
Deadshirt Is Watching…is a weekly feature in which Deadshirt staff, contributors, and guests sound off on the television shows we’re tuned into, from intense dramas to clever sitcoms to the most insane reality shows. This week: Westworld and You’re The Worst! Joe Stando is watching… Westworld Read More …
Bubba Ho-Tep is so absurd that I’ve never been able to describe how good it is to anyone without having them get hung up on the premise. A mummy attacks a retirement home, and the only people who can stop him are an elderly Elvis Read More …
Fox’s “Batman-without-Batman” soap opera is the most amazingly weird show on television. For every episode this season, Deadshirt’s own Sarah Register, Kayleigh Hearn and Max Robinson discuss the good, the bad…the beginning? of little Bruce Wayne, skinny Oswald Cobblepot, and Jim Gordon sans ‘stache as they try to find their Read More …
Sometimes, the most enduring movies are the ones with the simplest premises, and it doesn’t get simpler than The Monster Squad. “Clever children fight the Universal monsters” is about as good as it gets and it’s a waste of time to argue otherwise. Working from a Read More …