We're starting spooky season a bit early this year with a review of Iranian-American film director Ana Lily Amirpour's 2014 horror classic "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night." What makes this film so unique in its abstraction and commentary, and how effectively does it pull it off? But before that, we have a heavy news section discussing police violence and brutality in the US, the recent explosion in Lebanon that has exacerbated the country's numerous problems, and, on a much lighter note, we discuss the plethora of entertainment news out of DC Comics' online convention DC FanDome!

 

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