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program includes screenings of the nominated short films and panel
conversations with select nominated feature filmmakers leading up to the
98th Academy Awards. March 6 | 6:30pm | Breaking the Oscars Ceiling March 7 | 11am | Animated Short Film March 7 | 4pm | Animated Feature Film March 8 | 11am | Documentary Short Film March 9 | 7pm | Live Action Short Film |
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Another year, another Glen Brogan Show. We love this guy's work. We're assuming, other than online, you'll be able to grab his stuff at WonderCon, later this month.
Sexy pin-up ladies with childhood nostalgia could be Glen's medium. But, it's expanded to fandom of sexy ladies today also.
We wish Hero Complex Gallery had some opening event for this, but no physical store no more...sigh.
Still, check out the new stuff from Glen over on the Hero Complex site.
We saw Scream 7 on Thursday night. Not sure, what people were thinking it be, but we can tell you the audience and us enjoyed it. And, loved worrying who would be killed and warned people to not do dumb things. Like every fun slasher movie.
The only thing to nitpick was maybe a lack of meta-commentary on horror. But eh, another fun slasher movie. That builds off of the other films in the series if you know them.
However, if you do see it, you might get your first chance to see the trailer for Scary Movie 6, which seems to be tied to it, since they're both from Paramount.
C'mon, Metro, really? Ahh, it's why we love you guys. The very real, Ride The D shirts are avaible now from the LA Metro with the announcement that the D line will be finished this year, May 8th.
If you're not getting the joke it's a double entendre. Ride the D is another way of saying Riding D*CK. But, it works fine here too on Riding the new D line.
"Service along the 3.9-mile Section 1 corridor includes three new stations: Wilshire/La Brea and Wilshire/Fairfax — which bookend Los Angeles’ famed Miracle Mile — and Wilshire/La Cienega in Beverly Hills. Each station will have a landscaped plaza at street level, elevators and escalators, wide platforms and are fully ADA accessible. There will be bike parking and easy connections to local bus lines." more info check out The Source, LA Metro's Blog.
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Talking about subways, gotta go over the funniest sight of Hebrew we've seen ever, where it might be written in blood. Just released to streaming and on Netflix is South Korea's Ghost Train. An anthology horror movie set around a spooky subway station. Towards the end, we nearly started laughing at the site of Hebrew depicted as demonic or some sort of spooky lettering.
It's sort of a inverse of how we use Asian movies and their written languages, as something foreign to be spooky. Since, we're assuming, Judaism and Hebrew aren't very prevalent there, it might seem like mystical writing.
There's also no context for it being there, like there's not curse relating to Hebrew or the Bible or anyone whose Jewish or was practicing Judaism or really any Western beliefs.
From an attempt with Google Translate it might just be passages just taken from the Bible.
We hope someone on the production staff thought it looked cool. It looks like Hebrew School to us, totally took us out of the already kind of underwhelming horror film. So close to being good, but then you added Hebrew making it better. Hire a real Jewish writer next time, it'll improve your movie. L'Chaim!
Ghost Train is out now.
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Congrats to our 53rd Annie Award Winner for Best Feature, KPop Demon Hunters (Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix)!
— AnnieAwards (@AnnieAwards) February 25, 2026
Photography Credit: Bonnie Burrow / Annie Awards
To learn more, visit https://t.co/K34J6TEUKz#annieawards #53rdannieawards pic.twitter.com/TqtarKSf1d
"KPop Demon Hunters" is joining the Criterion Collection.
— Catsuka (@catsuka) February 23, 2026
Long live physical editions 📀https://t.co/34MGIhyQ0V pic.twitter.com/WWOrwFSVQp
Another win for KPop Demon Hunters is the news it'll becoming part of the vaunted Criterion Collection. As we were explaining to friends, any movie selected for the Criterion Collection makes it a big deal. Criterion prides itself at being the best release of the film quality wise with the best features like commentary and special extras, like hot it was made or behind the scenes footage.
Just being part of the collection is kind of an honor to any filmmaker.
The new Evangelion anime series teaser PV aired on Japan's TBS channel today, and here's English subs for the trailer!
— ☆オードリーAudrey☆ (@aitaikimochi) February 23, 2026
Directors: Kazuya Tsurumaki & Toko Yatabe
Writer: Yoko Taro
Music: Okabe Keiichi
The NieR influence for this anime is so strong omg 😱 pic.twitter.com/aDrQqFGBts
Evas back, back again? What was pretty much a wrap-up with the last film has not stopped the Evangelion franchise from stopping. Now we're getting a new anime from some of the people who made the NieR game. Yeesh, this is gonna be dark, but probably with some crazy good mech battle animation, let's see where it goes.
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