Black Tribbles

The magnetism of Sidney Poitier is on full display in this touching drama from the 60s that blends race, social and gender politics of the day into a taught story full of characters and energy. That's what Vince says, anyway.

JD and Len welcome Kira, Rachel and Liz into the Gutter for Justice League chatter, glory day returns, movie trailer avoidance tactics and the depths of skullduggery in the sneaking-food-into-the-movies game!

Vince & Len are back with emails, Stevie Wonder via Macy Gray, Nat King Cole, Della Reese becomes Michael Landon and a review of AFTER EARTH (2013) starring Will and Jaden Smith.

The first East Coast Latino Comic Book Convention calls Philly home and creator THOMAS DELFI and organizer ADRIANA CAPLAN have the history, the backstory, the numbers, the passion to show how very vital this event will be.

Len and JD are back at the Complex with tales of Lady Monks, magic peanuts, a wish-list for DC-bound Brian Michael Bendis and a questionnaire review of the new Justice League movie. Enjoy!

Enjoy a spoiler-filled and entertaining review of Warner Bros' JUSTICE LEAGUE starring Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Ezra Miller and the chests of Henry Cavill and Jason Momoa. Featuring our movie reviewer friends MIke Reyes of Cinemablend and LeAnne Lindsay of Tinsel & Tine.

We skipped a week but TWD didn't miss a beat. The day moves slowly but plenty on gun battles, wasted bullets and people being mowed down while spirits are getting broken and personas shattered. We see you, Ezekiel, for the first time in a long time.

The Black Tribbles battle each other for the right to represent House Tribble in the big CINESCAPE TRIVIA SHOWDOWN! Them - what makes a grown Tribble cry?

After 3 years, Isaiah crosses the threshold to become a true Black Tribble (taking some lumps in the process) just in time to reveal the secret behind the DRAGONBALL PHENOMENON.

Gretjen Clausing of PhillyCAM's Pulling Focus brings depth, insight and discipline to the Mission plus good vibrations with a beat as she joins the Men in a review of WATTSTAX, the celebratory concert film featuring Issac Hayes, the Staple Singers, Richard Pryor and a funky chicken called Rufus.