Tag: Joss Whedon
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Top 5 Monsters
A Slayer’s got to slay something, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer had a host of monsters for Buffy and her friends to fight. For this list, I’m focusing on the one-off villains, not the season-long antagonists. I’m also not including vampires because those are, on a beastly level (though certainl...
Read MoreBuffy the Vampire Slayer: Top 5 Episodes
I don’t often get to talk about Buffy the Vampire Slayer nowadays; the show has been off the air since 2003, and its spin-off Angel since 2004, so it’s not really relevant in the strictest sense. But with the news that several of the original cast members are coming back for a radio play on Aud...
Read MoreBuffy Returns as an Audible Radio Play Starring Spike
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is back… kind of… and without Buffy. Entertainment Weekly exclusively reports that a sequel to the hit TV series called Slayers: A Buffyverse Story will be an audio story – which I guess is the modern version of a radio play – available on Audible starting October...
Read MoreJoss Whedon and the Death of Drama
One of the common complaints about entertainment in the last few years – one I’ve had, too – is that it has too much humor. It’s a funny thing to say when the comedy is all but dead (with the rare entries being joyless lectures disguised as fun – with the odd exception), but it’s &hellip...
Read MoreBen Affleck is Done with Batman and DC
Ben Affleck is done with superheroes. In an excellent interview with The Hollywood Reporter (in which he talks about the movie business, dishonest media, his new film Air, and the Grammys), Affleck declares that he will not be making any movies in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU. “I would not ...
Read MoreZack Snyder’s Justice League is a Good Thing
As much as it’s been a nightmare in general, 2020 was pretty good to Zack Snyder on a professional level. Three years before, his last film in the DCEU, Justice League, was taken from him during post-production when he experienced a family tragedy, and Warner Bros. hired Joss Whedon to finish it. ...
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