Opyat! The Specht Brothers return to the World of John Wick to see the battle between battle-hardened ballerinas and nefarious cults. Opyat!

On the street, no one knows who has been stalking the night. Counting his victims one-by-one. Nothing Felt more than terror. There will be three nights of horror, Ah-Ah-Ah!

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Wait a minute...I got my notes mixed up, that's for Count von Count not Count Orlok...

Spawn, the Hellish hero Todd McFarlane knew we needed, an icon of Image Comics, and has an Animated Series to boot. This is his movie.

[...sigh...]

This week the Specht Brothers continue the Cloverfield Trip by bunkering down to find that John Goodman might actually be John...Badman...

Sometimes when the giant monster attacks; you might be the scientist with the know-how, or the hotshot pilot with nothing to lose, or whatever Matthew Broderick was doing in Godzilla.

The rest of the time, you're just a pedestrian running away from a giant-foot. This is their story...

Uncancel your subscription to the apocalypse. The kaiju aren't done, get your Jaegundum out of storage, and get ready to rise up. Against what? We're not sure either...

The Specht Brothers return only to be beset by giant monsters.

From another dimension, kaiju pour more and more through the Breach dear friends. Exhausted of all other rational options for defense, we get Jaegers, giant robots who will cancel humanity's subscription to the apocalypse.

Joy to the Earth, the Pod has come! What film will they be seeing?!

From far and wide they tell tales of a Kid...a Karate Kid.

This isn't about him though...or the Next Karate Kid...or the Next Karate Kid after the previous Karate Kid...

Phase One is done, the Specht Brothers close their first Marvel odyssey with an animated re-telling of 2002's The Ultimates by Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch.