CATS [Review]

12-22-1912-23-19 Matt Morrison Movie Reviews, Movies Amblin Entertainment, Cats, Francesca Hayward, Ian McKellen, Idris Elba, James Corden, Jennifer Hudson, Judi Dench, Monumental Pictures, Perfect World Pictures, Ray Winstone, Rebel Wilson, Taylor Swift, The Really Useful Group, Universal, Working Title Films Leave a comment

With questionable performances and design issues paired with abominable CGI, “Cats” is a cinematic experience that will haunt your nightmares. Now and Forever.

SUICIDE SQUAD #1 & MORE! [Reviews]

12-18-19 Matt Morrison Comic Reviews, Comics Boom! Studios, DC Black Label, DC Comics, Doomsday Clock, Firefly, Harleen, suicide squad Leave a comment

This week’s Review Round-Up features the first issue of a new Suicide Squad series and the final chapters of Doomsday Clock, Harleen and Firefly.

HALLOWEEN MAN #20 [Advance Review]

12-18-19 Matt Morrison Comic Reviews, Comics April Guadiana, Drew Edwards, Evan Quiring, Halloween Man, Jamie Bahr, Jason Henderson, JB Edwards, Luis Inzunza, Natalee Glockzin, Sugar Skull Media Leave a comment

Two enemies join forces to replace Lucy Chaplin: Science Starlet with a more acceptable duplicate, in the final chapter of Halloween Man: Ugly America.

DOOM 2099 #1 & MORE! [Reviews]

12-16-1912-18-19 Matt Morrison Comic Reviews, Comics Catalyst Prime, Catalyst Prime: Seven Days, DC Comics, doctor doom, Doom 2099, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Lion Forge Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, Tales From The Dark Multiverse Teen Titans The Judas Contract, teen titans Leave a comment

This week’s Review Round-Up has Doom 2099 #1, Catalyst Prime: Seven Days #3, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #14 & Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Teen Titans.

DETECTIVE COMICS #1017 [Review]

12-15-1912-15-19 Matt Morrison Comic Reviews, Comics Batman, Damian Wayne, DC Comics, detective comics, Fernando Blanco, john kalisz, robin, Tom Taylor, travis lanham Leave a comment

Bruce and Damien Wayne search the streets of Gotham for a runaway teen and uncover a horrifying secret that touches their family in the one-shot “Orphans.”