Batman Day: The Best Live-Action and Animated Films
Happy Batman Day! The caped crusader is a pop culture icon who has reached far beyond the realm of comics, probably more than any other comic book character, ever. The […]
Interview: Sean Schemmel Talks Playing Goku, the Values of Dragon Ball & More!
Hey geeks! During the crazy, fun, ride that is San Diego Comic-Con I was given the opportunity to interview Sean Schemmel (Goku) for the upcoming release of Dragon Ball Super: […]
Exclusive: New Photo of Domino in Action for Deadpool 2
We at GOC are pumped for the release of Deadpool 2 in theaters this week and we are especially excited for Zazie Beetz’s Domino! The announcement of her casting as the […]
‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Stumbles Before Kicking Into Hyperdrive (Spoiler-Free Review)
When a Han Solo prequel movie was announced, I was more than skeptical. In fact, I was pretty outspoken by how unnecessary I thought this movie was. However, as time […]
‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ is the Fantasy of My Childhood Dreams. Spoiler-Free Review.
I never expected to live through the good fortune of attending a STAR WARS screening prior to everyone else, with absolutely no word of mouth to set any expectations for […]
‘Blade Runner 2049’ is a Perfect Counterpart to its Cult Classic Predecessor. Spoiler-Free Review.
So if I’m being completely honest, I’m not sure where to begin with this review nor am I sure how to heap all this praise I’m deeply internalizing without flooding this […]
Spike Lee to Direct KKK Thriller ‘Black Klansman’ with Jordan Peele to Produce
It seems for the past two years Get Out director Jordan Peele, and Hollywood icon Spike Lee have been quietly working on a thriller based on Ron Stallworth’s autobiography of the same name. […]
‘Gook’ Review: A New and Unexpected Perspective of the Rodney King Riots
When I first heard about Gook from a close friend of mine, I was quite honestly worried about it. I learned of its praise from Sundance 2017, and it even won […]
Anime Spotlight: My Hero Academia
I want to open this up with saying that this is not a review, nor an analysis. I would like to start a new series where and I and fellow […]
‘The Disaster Artist’ Brings Heart and Joy to an Unconventional Film.
So I had the good fortune of watching a “work-in-progress” cut of James Franco’s latest directorial The Disaster Artist at SXSW this past March. I had originally planned to review this […]